Event Title

Internet Censorship in Egypt and Iran

Location

King Building 101

Document Type

Presentation

Start Date

4-27-2018 12:00 PM

End Date

4-27-2018 1:20 PM

Abstract

My project looks at internet censorship systems in Egypt and Iran. I argue that many state and non-state actors have an influential role in producing censorship systems. I begin by looking at the architecture of the internet. I then widen my angle to include the research centers, government agencies and private companies that produce online censorship technologies. Navigating the networks of internet censorship while spatially located within its infrastructures and institutions exposed past and present actors involved in producing and maintaining internet censorship.

Keywords:

politics, technology, Middle East

Notes

Session II, Panel 7 - Politicized | Knowledge
Moderator: Sarah El-Kazaz, Assistant Professor of Politics

Major

Politics

Advisor(s)

Eve Sandberg, Politics

Project Mentor(s)

Sarah El-Kazaz, Politics
Roberto Hoyle, Computer Science
David Forrest, Politics

April 2018

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Internet Censorship in Egypt and Iran

King Building 101

My project looks at internet censorship systems in Egypt and Iran. I argue that many state and non-state actors have an influential role in producing censorship systems. I begin by looking at the architecture of the internet. I then widen my angle to include the research centers, government agencies and private companies that produce online censorship technologies. Navigating the networks of internet censorship while spatially located within its infrastructures and institutions exposed past and present actors involved in producing and maintaining internet censorship.