The Global Information Society Project is a collaboraton between the Center for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology Policy and the World Policy Institute focused on information, communication, and technology policy and related issues, especially as such policy impacts on the development of global civil society, international relations, world trade, global economic development, capital investment, and national and global security. The Project seeks to examine the key issues that lie at the intersection of technologically enabled change and existing information and communication practices in particular areas of national and international public policy, law and industry.
Kim Taipale, executive director of the Center for Advanced Studies and a senior fellow at the World Policy Institute, is the director of the Global Information Society Project. Mr. Taipale has over twenty-five years of diverse experience relating to information technology and policy. [bio] |
