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NFDPP 2020: New frontiers of Data Privacy and Protection in a data-driven society
Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at SeaWorld- 10100 International Drive Orlando, FL 32821-8095, USA
Orlando, FL, United States, March 10-13, 2020
Conference websitehttp://www.iiis-spring20.org/imcic/invitedsession/InvitedSessionPre.asp?vc=26
Submission linkhttps://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=nfdpp2020
Abstract registration deadlineDecember 30, 2019
Submission deadlineJanuary 31, 2020
Topics: responsibility data privacy and protection ethics and ai global privacy standards

Call For Papers

Invited Session

"New frontiers of Data Privacy and Protection in a data-driven society 2020"

 

Premise

This call for paper is hosted by "The 11th International Multi-Conference on Complexity, Informatics and Cybernetics: IMCIC 2020©" (March 10 - 13, 2020  ~  Orlando, Florida, USA).

 

Purpose

To bring together academics, researchers and professionals, from different disciplines, for inter-disciplinary communication in the inter-disciplinary field of Data Privacy and Protection in a Data-Driven Ecosystem which importance and urgency to be addressed are increasing exponentially.

 

Background and Motives

In recent decades the socio-cultural context has changed profoundly, also modifying how individuals communicate. This change also had a profound impact on the relationship between individuals and legal rules, especially about the protection of the person. Numerous legislative interventions have had to change regulations or create new ones to adapt to the virtual reality of the web.

Nowadays, Data Privacy and Protection has a central role in our life. Technologies evolve fast, and people use much more electronic devices such as smartphone, tablet, computers fundamentally to communicate. 

Human beings need to communicate (the first axiom of the School of Palo Alto) and the advantage offered by the Internet of being able to interact with other people even from a distance has been successful. Moreover, numerous informative and scientific contributions have described this evolution (or involution, depending on the point of view) of a social nature, which can have undoubted legal-legal reflections.

The "new" mode of communication in some ways constitutes an improvement in purely social terms. However, if there is a social advantage of the "new" communication, it cannot be said to be the same for the cultural context which, very often, unfortunately, denotes an involution.

Paradoxically, the "new" mode of communication favours communication between individuals exponentially, and the speed of interaction has given rise to the custom (which has become the model) of the rapid (and convenient) consultation of the contents present on the web (without no discernment of the sources) also with the aim, unfortunately, of learning. People consult any resources (not always correct) basically on the web, and the contents are not very articulated because they must be easily readable and in a short time.

Accessing (comfortably and quickly) the sources on the web allows you to distort the self-training process (or self-directed learning or self-learning - self-learning). 

The generalised self-learning process can lead to a lowering of the cultural level.

The human factor always arouses particular attention, both in the social sphere for the analysis of behaviours and the more technical area for the assessment of risks related to security in general.

Times are changing, going more and more towards a global ecosystem based on data. We live at the same time both in a real-world and into a virtual one whirlwind data-driven system.

An adequate awareness and an ethical approach regarding what is being accomplished and above all the consequences that may derive from it could, however, constitute a potent preventive tool to reduce the risk for each individual for himself and others. Awareness and ethics are not the "solution", but components of the process on personal data protection. 

Ethics and Data Protection have a key role in this context. On one side, Ethics is not just a philosophy, but a real approach to the future; on the other, Data Protection is a challenge to respect each natural person and the information belonging to him or her. 

Blockchain and all related concepts, such as smart contracts and independent organisations, are other issues that can change societies and the economy, leading to a revolution in the way interactions occur between people.

This session would be the opportunity to discuss Data Privacy and Protection, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, hoping to carry out important contributions on these topics.

 

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference.

 

Deadlines

Authors must submit their abstracts and, if accepted, they have to send the full paper.

The deadline for an abstract is December 15, 2019; the acceptance will be notified within December 30, 2019.

The deadline for the full paper is January 31, 2020; the acceptance will be notified within January 31, 2020.

Regarding abstracts and full papers, authors shall refer to the format as explained here: http://www.iiis-spring20.org/imcic/Website/SubmissionOptions.asp?vc=26

Abstracts and full papers shall be submitted by EasyChair platform.

 

Contribution Types

Regular papers: Will be included in the conference proceedings

For-Presentation-Only abstracts; which, if accepted by the invited session organizer, will be included in the conference book, but not in conference proceedings. 

Short papers: The invited session organizer will decide if they will be included in the conference proceedings or not. In any case, in the conference proceedings, just articles in the range of 2000-5000 words and with the approval of the incited session organizer will be included. 

Presentations: slide only

Demos: two pages

 

Format

No format is required for submission, but once the invited session organizer had accepted the submission and, consequently, by the conference organization committee, the author will receive the “Authors Guidelines” which include the format that necessarily should be followed.

 

List of Topics

The following are suggested, not exclusionary, topics.

  • Ethics and Privacy/Data Protection

  • Digital ethics and the law

  • Ethics and Data Protection in Artificial Intelligence

  • e-Privacy in the Digital Ecosystem

  • Privacy in the digital age

  • Digital Evidence

  • Digital Forensic

  • 'Fake News', Defamation, Doxing, and Personal Data Misuse

  • User Empowerment and Responsibility in a Data-Driven Society

  • Globalization and Data Privacy. Global Privacy Standards for Global World

  • Data Protection in the context of  International Organizations

  • Data Protection Training

  • Data Protection Laws in different countries and cultures

  • Political participation, Disinformation campaigns and Doxing,

  • Health and Genetic Data Protection

  • Privacy Protection in Social Network Services

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Invited Speakers

  • TBA

 

Registration

Registration at the conference, of at least one co-author, is required for any presentation and, consequently, for any publication in the proceedings, in the journal or in the conference program, in the case of abstracts that have been accepted “for-presentation-only“ at the conference. Registration fees are posted at http://www.iiis-spring20.org/imcic/Website/fees.asp?vc=26

 

Publication

NFDPP 2020 proceedings will be published by Conference proceedings will be published by IMCIC 2020 Conference that hosts the Invited Session New frontiers of Data Privacy and Protection in a data-driven society 2020.

All full papers accepted by the Organizer of the Invited Session will be published in the conference proceedings. Presentation based on abstract acceptance will be published in the conference program, not in its proceedings. 

Best papers will be published in a regular issue the Journal, with no additional cost for the author.  In this case, the authors have the option of extending their articles and modifying it according to the feedback they may have received from the conference audience. 

The invited session organizer may recommend a special issue of the journal of the number of the papers presented at the conference are at least, ten (10). Otherwise, he may recommend a special section in a regular issue of the journal.

 

Venue

The conference will be held at Doubletree by Hilton Orlando at SeaWorld that is located at:10100 International Drive - Orlando, FL 32821-8095, USA.

 

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to <info@fabiano.law>

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