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SUMMARY:COVID-19 in Asia: Communication\, Nationalism and Technology
DESCRIPTION:COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic in March 2020\, following the first infections detected in Wuhan\, China in December 2019. Since then\, the number of infected cases and death rates have increased exponentially. Governments have introduced emergency and temporary laws\, placed their citizens and residents within their jurisdictions under lockdowns\, implemented stay-at-home orders\, enforced social distancing and closed their borders. The COVID-19 pandemic\, in addition to interrupting global and national economic activities and halting cross-border movements\, has exposed the weakness of global health monitoring systems and put pressure on national public health infrastructures. \nIn this environment\, the difficulties in tackling disinformation and misinformation – including about the virus and responses to it –  have been compounded by the inordinate amount of online communication. Contact tracing\, digital identification technology and surveillance have led to concerns about privacy. The pandemic has also generated inward-looking nationalism as countries\, including big powers\, increasingly look within for independent sustainability.  ‘Vaccine nationalism’ has reared its ugly head as countries race to demonstrate their technological prowess by being the first to develop one\, to manage the resulting intellectual property rights and to acquire enough stocks for their own populations.  It has fostered unprecedented online interactions leading to changes in ways of working\, business transactions and spurred innovations in the digital space.  \nBy late 2020\, countries were experiencing second or third waves of infection and deaths as resumption of some business activity and relaxing of border restrictions became necessary to revive faltering economies. As the COVID-19 pandemic lives on into 2021 and beyond\, it is important to understand its impacts – economic\, political\, social – upon national and international society. In particular\, if the pandemic has contributed to accelerating us towards the 5th industrial revolution and its likely impact on politics and society. This conference\, taking place one year after the start of the pandemic\, seeks to identify these impacts and to search for practical solutions to challenges\, which include shrinking democratic space and regression in rights in Asia. \nThemes \nThe impact of the pandemic on the following areas will be examined: \n\nOnline disinformation\, fake news and hate speech during the pandemic;\nContract tracing\, digital identity recognition\, surveillance and privacy;\nDigital\, health and media literacy;\nNationalism\, multilateral collaboration and geopolitical shifts;\nImpact on democracy and rights;\nDigital platforms\, remote communications\, online services;\nAI\, data analytics\, machine learning;\nAny other relevant themes\n\nObjectives \nThe conference aims to assesses the overall impact of COVID-19 in the following areas: \n\nDisinformation\, literary programmes\, contract tracing and privacy\nPolitical participation\, nationalism and multilateralism\nUse of digital tools and technological innovations for business and work\n\nKey Dates \n\nAccepting abstracts now (on a rolling basis until 15 August 2021)\nPayment due following acceptance of abstract (within 2 weeks of submission)\nFull papers (deadline 30 August 2021)\n\nEnquiries: research@asiacentre.org \nSource: https://asiacentre.org/event/covid-19-in-asia-communication-nationalism-and-technology/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/covid-19-in-asia-communication-nationalism-and-technology/
LOCATION:Bangkok\, Thailand\, Bangkok\, Bangkok\, Thailand
CATEGORIES:Conferences
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SUMMARY:Introducing the Meeting Point program! CURATED CONFERENCES
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever joined a regular conference where you meet other participants only once\, each was given a very limited amount of time to present their ideas? Have you ever wished that the conference could last longer because you would have more thoughts to share later on? Let join our Curated Conferences to experience a totally different way of conferencing\, where all participants would have plenty of time to generate and experiment with new forms of discussion and exchange ideas and finally transmit their exchanges to a wider audience. \nEach Curated Conference you will join during Day 2 and Day 3 of the Meeting Point is the result of 6 months working together between three curators Chung Shefong (Taiwan)\, Janet Pillai (Malaysia)\, Anmol Vellani (India) and a group of 4 – 6 participants from different backgrounds and regions on three different topics. \nJoin us to explore how these topics relate to your practice\, what are the most valuable lessons and experiences to join such a long and insightful discussion. \n◉ Register here: https://forms.gle/CvXbeU6EMNqRFk9e6 \n———————– \nStay tuned to get updates on our next programs\, learn more about who is participating\, and choose which activities you want to join. \nSource: https://www.mekongculturalhub.org/meeting-point-2021/?fbclid=IwAR3mZsV5GgQXPVYJ0c_8OWZqfK-WRDCF2qVNaCmrdGy3ECmed_VHqJN5MkI#virtual-meeting-point \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/introducing-the-meeting-point-program-curated-conferences/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Conferences
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