Kraków event Agenda

Panel 1: Obligations of States in Cyberspace

1. States’ Duty of Due Diligence in Cyberspace
   Dr. Antonio Coco
   Dr. Talita de Souza Dias
   Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford

2. Violations of Sovereignty: Towards a distinction as between non-interference and non-intervention?
   Ms. Aude Géry
   University of Rouen

3. Clashing Assertions of Sovereignty in Cyberspace
   Dr. Henning Lahmann
   Digital Society Institute ESMT Berlin

Panel 2: International Humanitarian Law in Cyberspace

4. The Applicability of Customary Neutrality Laws in Cyberspace
   Mr. Noam Neuman
   Director, Law of Armed Conflict Division, Office of the Deputy Attorney General (International Law), Ministry of Justice, Israel*

5. The laws of neutrality in Cyber space: are we heading for a Cyber Alabama?
   Prof. Dr. Jan Lemnitzer
   Center for War Studies, University of Southern Denmark

6.  ‘Objects’ 2.0? The Legal Status of Computer Data under International Humanitarian Law
   Mr. Ori Pomson
   Assistant Legal Adviser for Cyber Affairs, International Law Department, Military Advocate General’s Corps, Israel Defence Forces*

7. The effects of cyber-attacks and the achievement of definite military advantage
   Dr. Piotr Łubiński
   Pedagogical University of Kraków

* The speakers present their papers in a personal capacity and their views do not necessarily reflect the views of the institutions they are affiliated with.

Panel 3: State Response Options to Cyber Operations

8. Collective Countermeasures in Cyberspace – a (New) Rule of International Law?
   Ms. Isabella Brunner
   University of Vienna, Department of European, International and Comparative Law

9. State responsibility in cyberspace: which role for the necessity defence?
   Dr. Federica Cristani
   Jean Monnet Visiting Lecturer at the V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University (Ukraine)

10. Certain recurrent and emerging issues of applicable sanctions, countermeasures and self-help in relation to threats and attacks in cyberspace
    Prof. Dr. Csaba Törö
    Karoli Gaspar University of the Reformed Church in Hungary

Panel 4: What’s Next for International Law in Cyberspace?

11. International law in Cyberspace: Are We Asking the Right Questions?
    Dr. François Delerue
    Institut de Recherche stratégique de l’École militaire

12. The Authoritarian Turn of Global Cyber Order: The Return of the ‘S’ Word
    Prof. Dr. Chien-Huei Wu
    Institute of European and American Studies, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan

13. Blurred lines in defining the conduct of States in cyberspace. A critical analysis on the cyber sovereignty and impact over free access to information
    Dr. Carmen Moldovan
    Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi

14. Blockchain, Monetary Sovereignty and the Paradigm Shift in Public International Law
    Dr. habil. Marcin Menkes
    Warsaw School of Economics