What is the BIP about?

Rules that matter for the digital society

This blended-intensive program hosted at ZeMKI, University of Bremen focuses on the making of rules for the digital society on the global level, zooming into the Global Digital Compact currently negotiated at the UN.
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Photo: Matej Meza/Universität Bremen

Impressions from the week in Bremen

"​This is was such an amazing experience; learning from peers and experts and applying our knowledge practically!"

​"​I made a last-minute decision to join the BIP, and I am so glad I went. The passion and motivation
of the instructors was palpable and inspired all of us. It was such a unique experience to meet a lot
​ of new people and learn in a completely different way than in a normal university lecture or seminar."
Photos: Matej Meza/Universität Bremen
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Policy Briefs and EuroDIG 2024

Students that participated in the Erasmus+ Blended-intensive Program now finalized a set of six policy briefs related to the Global Digital Compact. These policy briefs critically engage with the content of the zero-draft document published by the co-facilitators on 1 April 2024.

With this enhanced and policy-ready knowledge attained, students participated virtually in the 17-19 June European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG) conference that took place in Vilnius, Lithuania. 
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Partners

University of Bremen  Germany
University of Padova   Italy
Dublin City University  Ireland
University of Salerno  Italy
University of Helsinki  Finland
University of Groningen  the Netherlands
​University of Klagenfurt   Austria
Tallinn University  Estonia 
The Digital Constitutionalism Network
Young Universities for the Future of Europe (YUFE)​
What will students learn?

Taking a digital constitutionalist view on the GDC

We analyze the global rule-setting process through the lenses of digital constitutionalism, taking an interdisciplinary approach (including political science, communication, law and computer science). The BIP is part of the Teaching Partnership of the Digital Constitutionalism Network (DCN). 
Hosted by Dr Dennis Redeker at the University of Bremen's Centre for Media, Communication and Information Research (ZeMKI)