Research seminars

A regular seminar “Public International Law in the Age of Cyber” is held to discuss the results of research on the work of the Research and Study Group, determine the directions for further work, and discuss individual reports.

V. N. Rusinova, "The International Legal Principle of Non-Interference and Deterence of Cyber-Operations"

G. Bogush, "The Relationship Between State and Individual Responsibility for International Crimes: Revisiting the Classic Problem of International Law"

A. N. Assaf and D. Moshnikov, "Territorial Sovereignty in the Age of Cyber"

P. Kurakina, "Right to privacy in the age of cyber: positive obligations of states with respect to mass surveillance"

O. Kudinova, "Social Media as the New Means to Commit International Crimes"

M. Roscini, "The UN Charter and ‘cyber warfare’:substantial law and evidentiary issues"

A. Lubin, "Liberty to Spy? Peacetime Espionage and International Law"

E. Martynova, "Sanctions Against Cyber-Attacks: Effective Coercion or Idle Threats?"

Dennis-Kenji Kipker, "International Regulation of Cybersecurity – New Paths and New Problems"

V. N. Rusinova, "The 'Big Brother' Effect: Mass Surveillance and International Human Rights Law"

A. Pereverzeva, "Mistake of Fact in International Law – Unexplored Terrain"

Daniil Moshnikov

Coordinator

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'International Law in the Digital Age' Research and Study Group

Research seminars