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SUMMARY:Digital Dictatorship or Digital Republic? Law and Ethics of China
 ’s Social Credit System
DESCRIPTION:China’s effort to build and implement its so-called Social Cr
 edit System (SCS) offers a fascinating case of a technological ecosystem d
 esigned for social control. Driven by public-private partnerships\, it com
 bines public policy and law making with data-driven solutions to monitor a
 nd control citizens’ actions and identities. Underlying systems such as 
 the SCS are notions of ‘good citizens’\, the type of citizen that opti
 mally contributes to a flourishing political community\, and of ‘civic v
 irtues’\, the state of character that contributes to a desirable kind of
  civic life.\n\nThe workshop will examine China’s emerging SCS from diff
 erent disciplines: political theory\, social science\, legal jurisprudence
 \, and moral philosophy. It aims at improving our understanding of the sys
 tem—examining its functions\, goals\, and feasibility—investigating th
 e ethics of the social credit system\, and exploring its legal implication
 s and the regulatory regimes that should govern it.\n\nThe event is funded
  by the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union’s Horiz
 on 2020 Research and Innovation Programme (Grant No. 716350).
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LOCATION:Via Boccaccio 121 \, Florenz (Italien) 
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