The Berlin Early Stage Researchers Colloquium on Internet and Society 2013 will be held in Berlin on 21 November. It provides a stage for new perspectives on current issues of Internet and society. Within the trandisciplinary event Ph.D. candidates and post-docs are invited to come together to exchange thoughts and ideas on their current research projects. The Early Stage Researchers Colloquium is part of the Doctoral Programme of the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society and is thematically set up by the the doctoral researchers of the institute. The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society in cooperation with Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung invited young scientists from all disciplines to present their research perspective.
B: Censorship and chilling effects: How does the law determine online behaviour?
A: Entrepreneurship: What are the hindering and promoting factors of Internet-enabled entrepreneurship?
B: Slacktivism, activism and protest online. Does the Internet have what it takes to be political?
The full schedule with all speakers and abstracts can be found on the colloquium’s website.
Find out more about what happend at the Early Stage Researchers Colloquium 2013 in these two blogposts by our doctoral researchers Stefan Stumpp and Hannfried Leisterer or in the Colloquium Wrap Up.
Entrepreneurship: What are the hindering and promoting factors of Internet-enabled entrepreneurship?
Censorship and chilling effects: How does the law determine online behaviour?
Slacktivism, activism and protest online. Does the Internet have what it takes to be political?
Alongside the Colloquium a thematically focused meeting on Chances and Risks of Social Participation as well as working sessions of participants of the Network of Centers (NoC) will take place – guaranteeing fruitful and inspiring discourses across disciplines and research institutions.
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