Joséphine Sangaré

E-Mail: Josephine.Sangare@glasgow.ac.uk

Research title: Public Private Partnerships in Cyber Capacity Building

Research Summary

Joséphine's project analyses the implementation of the 2014 African Union Convention on Cybersecurity and Personal Data Protection towards the realisation of public-private partnerships. At focus are the standards for government leadership and citizen rights protection in cyber capacity building under Chapter 3 of the Convention.

In addition to her PhD research, Joséphine is the convenor of 'NEU Introduction to Sociology', and she took the lead on the pilot study review for the Decolonising the School of Law Forum discussing the curriculum of the LL.B., LL.M., and Diploma. Between November 2022 and June 2024, Joséphine acted as conference co-manager for ELINET (Education, Languages, and Internationalisation Network) at the University of Glasgow.

Research Interests:

  • Public International Law
  • Information & Communication Technology and Society
  • Cybersecurity
  • Sovereignty
  • State Responsibility
  • Public procurement
  • Global Knoweldge

Research Group:

CREATe

Publications

Edwards, L; Szpotakowski, I; Cifrodelli, G; Sangaré, J & Stewart, J, 'Private Ordering and Generative AI: What Can We Learn From Model Terms and Conditions?, CREATe Working Paper Series, (2024), https://zenodo.org/records/11276105

Sangaré, J 'Cyberspace and capacity building - how to get everyone involved?', Create Blog [online], (2023), https://www.create.ac.uk/blog/2024/03/22/cyberspace-and-capacity-building-conferences/

Supervisors

Conference

The Malabo Convention and Public-Private Partnerships – A New Route to Due Diligence? Public Governance and Emerging Technologies – Values, Trust, and Compliance by Design Utrecht (Interdisciplinary, 01/2024)                                                                                                       

Does Transparency Leave Us Vulnerable in Cyber-lawmaking? Modern Law Review Seminar on International law-making in cyberspace (Law, 12/2023)                 

The Malabo Convention and Public-Private Partnerships – A New Route to Due Diligence? International Security in Cyberspace Conference Granada (Law, 11/2023)

Private Ordering and Generative AI: What Can We Learn from Foundation Model Contracts and Licenses? European Policy for Intellectual Property Annual Conference (Law, 09/2023)

Ambassador at the CREATe 'Copyright Evidence: Synthesis and Futures' Conference (Law, 10/2022)   

Teaching

Course Convenor Introduction to Sociology North Eastern Univeristy (Academic Year 2023/24 - present)

Course Convenor Access Sociology (Academic Year 2023/24 - present)

Tutor Public International Law (Academic Year 2023/24)

Tutor Access Sociology (Academic Year 2022/23)

Tutor Widening Participation (Academic Year 2022/23; 2023/24)

Additional Information

Awards:

Modern Law Review Seminar University of Essex Colchester – fully funded 2023

CREATe Full Conference Funding Award 2023/24

University of Glasgow College of Social Sciences Award for contributions as PhD Conference Intern to ELINET.org.uk 2023

Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes Scholarship (German Academic Scholarship Foundation) 2022 – 2023; 2016-2021

International Model United Nations Delegate Awards 2019; 2017(x)              

International Study Trip to Saudi Arabia, Gateway KSA 2018

Hanover Student Union Award for Social Commitment Awarded for JurMent – student-led mentoring project at Hanover law school 2018

 

 


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