1、White Paper 16A D I/I L AANS/YEARSdigital challenges for international lawauthors informationscoordinatorsAnne-Thida NorodomProfessor of Public Law at University of Paris,FranceAude GryPostdoctoral Researcher at GEODE,University of Paris 8,FranceFranois DelerueAssistant Professor in Law,IE Universit

2、y,Spainassistant/rapporteurStefanos ArgyrosResearch assistant at GEODE,University of Paris 8,France steering committee(in alphabetical order)Eyal Benvenisti Whewell Professor of International law and Director of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law,University of Cambridge,United Kingdom Neha

3、l Bhuta Professor and Chair of Public International Law,University of Edinburgh;Co-Director of the Edinburgh Center for International and Global Law,United Kingdom 0summarypage 6page 13page 37page 83page 103introduction 1.state of the art 1.Digital Data 2.Digital Security 3.Artificial Intelligence 4

4、.Conclusion2.challenges 1.Boundaries of the Public/Private 2.The Politics of Law in Cyberspace 3.Digital Divide 4.Conclusion3.questions 1.Cross-Cutting Legal Questions 2.Digital Data 3.Digital Security 4.Artificial Intelligence annexe 01 authors informationsDuncan B.Hollis Laura H.Carnell Professor

5、of Law at Temple Law School and non-resident scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,United States Zhixiong Huang Changjiang Outstanding Young Scholar,Professor and Vice Dean of the Law School as well as Executive Director of the Institute for Cyber Governance,Wuhan University,Chin

6、a Nnenna Ifeanyi-Ajufo Senior Lecturer of Law and Technology at the School of Law,Swansea University,United Kingdom Eduard Ivanov Professor of International Law at the National Research University Higher School of Economics,Moscow,Russia;Joanna Kulesza Professor of International law and Internet Gov