(dot)security | A space by JACOPO FRANCESCHINI The cyberattack occurred in Estonia in 2007 represents the first full scale attack on cyber structures of a State. This short docu by […]
MATTIA FALDUTI COMMENTARY #16 • MAY 2020 Modern justice systems are composed of rituals and practices. Some of them are imposed by law, some others are habits or routines. Legal […]
(dot)AI | A space by MATTIA FALDUTI An algorithm can create art, take my job and change human bodies? Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Automation are impacting everywhere, directly or indirectly. […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO In 1965 the Roman Catholic cardinal Jean Daniélou (1905-1974), a French member of the Jesuit order, published the essay entitled L’oraison, problem […]
(dot)gender | A space by LORENA STELLA MARTINI One century, four generations of women, and four bloody Middle-Eastern conflicts: these are the core elements of the novel “Le livre de […]
(dot)security | A space by JACOPO FRANCESCHINI The Circle (2017) offers a provocative overview on security in contemporary societies. Through the story of Mae Holland, a millenial working for Circle, […]
EMILY TASINATO INSIGHT #4 • MAY 2020 Iran has become the epicentre of the Covid-19 crisis in the Middle East. As reported by official figures, at the end of April […]
(dot)AI | A space by MATTIA FALDUTI Robot judges and online courts: today, tomorrow or when? How the digital transformation will impact the justice system and how to balance risks […]
(dot)philosophy | A space by GIACOMO MARIA ARRIGO On 11 April, Luciano Pellicani died in Rome, killed by a pneumonia probably caused by the coronavirus Covid-19. Sociologist, journalist, academic, he […]
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COVID-19 and the Impact of Technologies on the Justice System
MATTIA FALDUTI COMMENTARY #16 • MAY 2020 Modern justice systems are composed of rituals and practices. Some of them are imposed by law, some others are habits or routines. Legal […]