Global Commission call for research proposals - deadline 19 Jan

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Dear all,

Apologies for any cross-posting. This call may be of interest to members of this list.

The Global Commission on the Stability of Cyberspace (GCSC)<https://cyberstability.org> launched its second request for research proposals<https://cyberstability.org/news/gcsc-request-for-proposals/> (RFP) on the following 4 topics:



  1.  Adaptations to Enhance the Stability of Cyberspace;
  2.  Impact of Technological Developments;
  3.  Beyond the UN GGE;
  4.  Defining Offensive Cyber Capabilities.



More details about modalities, how to apply and financial compensation can be found in the RFP<https://cyberstability.org/news/gcsc-request-for-proposals/>. However, if you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact me. The deadline for applications is January 19.



The GCSC aims to foster the development of norms and policy coherence that will strengthen the security and stability of cyberspace. In November, the GCSC issued a call<https://cyberstability.org/research/call-to-protect/> to all stakeholders to protect the public core of the Internet, safeguarding the general availability and integrity of the Internet.


In addition, the GCSC has 4 research advisory groups, organised in mailing lists<https://cyberstability.org/about/> open to the participation of all interested. These lists are dedicated to discuss legal, technical and governance aspects that concern the stability of cyberspace. Newcomers are more than welcome.


All the best regards,

Marilia

Research Deputy Chair of the Advisory Group on Internet Governance


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