Provisionally Accepted Open Panels in GL09 Politics and Political Science in times of AI
- Academic Publishing in the AI Era: Practices, Policies and Transformations
Chair: Dr. Valentina Reda - AI Literacy and the New Digital Divide: Unequal Capacities for Democratic Citizenship in the Age of Generative AI
Chair: Prof. Azi Lev-On - Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Formal and Informal State Capacities
Chair: Dr. Elizabeth Perez-Chiques - Artificial Intelligence from the Margins: Power, Voice and Global Politics
- Artificial Intelligence, Urban Governance, and Democratic Trust: How AI Reshapes Public Decision-Making in Cities
- Digicracy: The Crisis of Democracy in the Age of AI
Chair: Prof. Mauro Calise - Digital Authoritarianism and the Question of Democracy: Technology, Control, and Civic Space in a Changing Global System
Chair: Dr. Zainab Abdul-Nabi - Digital Sovereignty in an Age of Uncertainty: State Capacity, Democracy, and Global Power
Chair: Mrs. Isabela Rocha - Emergence of New Trends in Electoral Politics in Democratic Countries: Use of AI in Social Medias to Influence and Determine Voting Behaviour
Chair: Prof. Amarnath Mohanty - Machine Learning Methods for Political Science
Chair: Mr. Ivan Zaccagnini - Politics is Complexity. Populism and Technocracy as Strategies for Simplification
Chair: Prof. Piero Dominici - Sovereign Intelligence: Power Relations in the Governance of Artificial Intelligence
Chair: Prof. Mauro Santaniello - Superintelligence (AI) as ‘Product’: Rethinking the ‘Political’ and Human Existence
Chair: Dr. Neha Singh - Teaching Political Science in the Age of AI
Chair: Dr. John Ishiyama - The AI Divide: Digital Inequality, Technological Asymmetry, and the Future of Global Development
- The Digital Reactionary: Contention, Ideology and Emerging Technologies
Chair: Dr. Lazaros Karavasilis - Transforming Digital Education: AI, Scalability and New Models of Delivery
Chair: Prof. Fortunato Musella
