Time and location Agenda-setting of cyber security 16:30 - 17:45 As the challenges related to global cyberspace increase, the necessity for cyber security is evident. By looking at the challenges ahead and discussing ways in which different actors decide what New Babylon Meeting Center security issues or challenges to focus on, this panel discussion will take a closer look at the way Participants cyber security is being governed. Dennis Broeders WRR Paul Ducheine Netherlands Defence Academy Michel van Leeuwen NCSC NCTV Moderators ISGA
Time and location Decision-making of international organisations in a changing global order 16:30 - 17:45 Globalization and denationalization of public power have brought about a bewildering increase in the number of international organizations (IOs) and a proliferation of participation in their New Babylon Meeting Center structures. While some IOs were established with an attempt to achieve multiple aims, others Participants were designed with a narrow focus on, among other aspects, security, human development, law, Herman Schaper economic or environmental issues. Clingendael One of the crucial aspects of IOs, to which we wish to bring attention in this workshop, is a di- Erik Voeten verse array of decision-making (voting) rules and processes. While some IOs aim to reach deci- Georgetown University sions by consensus, others opt for less stringent (super-)majority voting rules, often with Jan Wouters weighting accounting for population or economic power. Within these formal decision-making KU Leuven rules, countries and their representatives play usual ‘politics’ and pursue vote trading strategies to achieve their preferred outcomes. The workshop participants will discuss these issues particularly Madeleine Hosli in view of decision-making in the UN Security Council. They will also reflect about the ISGA composition and voting procedures of this institution in the future. Moderator Jaroslaw Kantorowicz ISGA
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Time and location Agenda-setting in the broad security field 16:30 - 17:45 In this workshop the 'Policing European Metropolises Project' (PEMP) will be presented; an international research project on 'governance arrangements' on crime and disorder in public New Babylon Meeting Center space (actors) and 'governance dispositions' in the broad urban policy field (agenda setting and Participants policy formulation). This project is a core contribution to strategic policy-making about integral Adam Edwards security. What kind of dispositions are chosen within urban security policy settings and how did Cardiff University those evolve. Consequences of policy agendas on security issues in metropolises often draw upon Bob Hoogenboom a broad repertoire of enforcement and preventative measures which can contribute one another. National Police Academy Issues raised in this workshop will equip policy-makers and academics with a reflective understanding on integral security agendas and choses strategies to tackle urban problems. Moderators Elke Devroe ISGA
Time and location Intelligence and new partnerships in a digital era 16:30 - 17:45 This workshop will highlight the latest knowledge on intelligence in the 21st century and the new partnerships that evolve around them. Stay tuned on more information about this workshop as New Babylon Meeting Center the program evolves. Participants To be announced. Moderators To be announced.
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