Legal Resilience in Community Networks: Challenges and Opportunities
The development of law in the era of disruption has provided challenges and opportunities for countries as part of the community network. Some legal aspects considered conventional began to find resistance when faced with new development of laws due to technological advances and geopolitical changes in the region. Therefore, each country is expected to have resilience in bridging conflict and accelerate necessary needs.
The topic “Legal Resilience in Community Networks: Challenges and Opportunities” of 3rd iClave is to understand and share knowledges of academics, practicians and governments in seeking legal resilience that improves every field of law.
Speakers
Edmon Makarim
Edmon Makarim is the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia who is also an expert in Cyber Law.
Abu Bakar Munir
Professor Abu Bakar Munir is an internationally renowned scholar, expert and consultant on ICT Law and Data Protection Law.
David Price
Professor Price’s research encompasses the challenges faced by developing countries in establishing their own intellectual property protection regimes.
Marshall Pribadi
Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of PrivyID, an Indonesian startup pioneer in digital signature and identity.
Pinar Ölcer*
Associate professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure at the Institue of Criminal Law and Criminology, Leiden University, The Netherland.
G.S. Bajpai
Bajpai is presently serving as Professor, Registrar, Professor at K.L. Arora Chair in Criminal Law and also as the Chairperson at the Centre for Criminology & Victimology at National Law University, Delhi.
Martin Moerings
Martin Moerings is professor emeritus of criminology at the Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology.
IMPORTANT DATES
15 May 2019
Registration and Call for Papers
11 Oktober 2019
Deadline for Paper SubmissionS
11 October 2019
Announcement for Paper Acceptance
30-31 October 2019
Conference
PUBLICATION
This conference will provide indexed-proceedings for each panel. (Scopus/Thompson Reuters).
Selected papers will be considered to be published in international-indexed journal or book chapter.
