Introduction
International Conference on Digital Society, Border Control and Cyber Policy (e-Policy 2016) is an international referred conference dedicated to the advancement of digital society, border control and cyber policy as means to empowering society and ensure international policies and border controls are regulated and equitable. The focus is on principles, policies, governance and technological applications that enable digital society.
The aim of the e-Policy 2016 is to encourage participation and promotion of collaborative scientific, industrial and academic inter-workings among individual researchers, practitioners, members of existing associations, academia, standardisation bodies, and including government departments and agencies. The purpose is to build bridges between academia and industry, and to encourage interplay of different cultures.
e-Policy 2016 invites researchers and industry practitioners to submit papers that encompass principles, analysis, design, methods and applications. All submitted papers will be independently peer-reviewed.
Call for paper
Submission Topics
Original papers are invited on recent advances in Digital Society, Border Controls and Cyber Policy. The topics in e-Policy 2016 include but not limited to:
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Digital Society
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E-Commerce
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E-Business
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Internet
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Internet of Things
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E-Government
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E-Voting
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E-Learning
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Online Gaming
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Online Virtual environments
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Web Conference
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Social Media
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Social Interactions
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Border Controls
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Legal Issues of Border Controls
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Policy Controls
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Law Enforcement Decision Support System
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Digital Divide
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Technology Controls
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Social Network Analysis
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Cyber Intelligence
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Authentication Mechanisms
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Surveillance & and Security Monitoring
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Transportation and Communication Infrastructure Protection
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Situational Awareness & Patrols
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Automation, Integration, Interfaces
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Human Assisted Probes
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Probes and Sensors
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Design Requirements and Requirements Analysis
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Implementation of Critical National Infrastructures
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Monitoring & Support
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Cyber Policy
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Foreign and International Policy
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International Cybersecurity Standards and Protocols
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Legal Issues of Border Controls
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Law, Legislation and Analysis
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Security, Trust, Privacy
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Continuous Improvement
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National Cyber Security Policy
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Open Standards
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Coalitions and International Frontiers
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Control of Digital Content, Restrictions and Limitations
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Important Date
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Conference Date
Dec 19
2016
toDec 20
2016
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Dec 20 2016
Registration deadline
Contact Information
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