How should we tackle the issue of advertising targeted at vulnerable voters with of aim of influencing political beliefs? In what ways can member states provide platforms for their electors to voice concerns around the democratic process? How should member states respond to situations which include interference in democratic processes through cyber-attacks/use of personal data? Bibliography Beaver, M. (2016) United Nations and Cyberwarfare”, Available at: , Accessed on “The 19/08/2018 Bump, P. (2017). happened and when: The timeline leading up to Donald Trump Jr.’s “What fateful meeting”, available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Council of Europe (2001) on Cybercrime”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 “Convention Financial (2018) has to be protected from data”, Available at: , Accessed on “Democracy 19/08/2018 ITU (2018) Cybersecurity Index”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 “Global Kafka, P. (2018) U.S. government says Russia infiltrated Facebook with fake users, “The accounts and groups supporting Donald Trump”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Koran, L., Merica, D. & Lo BIanco, T. (2016) posts apparent excepts of Clinton “WikiLeaks Wall Street speeches”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Kozlowska, H., Gershgorn, D. & Todd, S. (2018) Cambridge Analytica scandal is wildly “The confusing. This timeline will help”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08 Lewis, P. & Hilder, P. (2018), Cambridge Analytica’s blueprint for Trump victory”, “Leaked: Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Lipton, E., Sanger, D., Shane, S. (2016) Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower “The Invaded the U.S.”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Monbiot, G. (2017) data’s power is terrifying. That could be good news for democracy”, “Big Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 Mueller, R. (2018) of Conspiracy to Commit an Offense Against the United States”, “Indictment Available at: , Accesed on 16/08/2018
How should we tackle the issue of advertising targeted at vulnerable voters with of aim of influencing political beliefs? In what ways can member states provide platforms for their electors to voice concerns around the democratic process? How should member states respond to situations which include interference in democratic processes through cyber-attacks/use of personal data? Bibliography Beaver, M. (2016) “The United Nations and Cyberwarfare”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 Bump, P. (2017). “What happened and when: The timeline leading up to Donald Trump Jr.’s fateful meeting”, available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Council of Europe (2001) “Convention on Cybercrime”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 Financial (2018) “Democracy has to be protected from data”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 ITU (2018) “Global Cybersecurity Index”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 Kafka, P. (2018) “The U.S. government says Russia infiltrated Facebook with fake users, accounts and groups supporting Donald Trump”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Koran, L., Merica, D. & Lo BIanco, T. (2016) “WikiLeaks posts apparent excepts of Clinton Wall Street speeches”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Kozlowska, H., Gershgorn, D. & Todd, S. (2018) “The Cambridge Analytica scandal is wildly confusing. This timeline will help”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08 Lewis, P. & Hilder, P. (2018), “Leaked: Cambridge Analytica’s blueprint for Trump victory”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Lipton, E., Sanger, D., Shane, S. (2016) “The Perfect Weapon: How Russian Cyberpower Invaded the U.S.”, Available at: , Accessed on 16/08/2018 Monbiot, G. (2017) “Big data’s power is terrifying. That could be good news for democracy”, Available at: , Accessed on 19/08/2018 Mueller, R. (2018) “Indictment of Conspiracy to Commit an Offense Against the United States”, Available at: , Accesed on 16/08/2018
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