From Kant to Cyberlibertarianism: Can We Really Govern the Internet?
Interview by Rada Kaneva Meta’s recent changes to their content mediation policy made headlines and provoked discussions about how both fake news and censorship undermine democracy. To the average social media user, the Internet these days indeed looks like a digital...
Julia St. Stefanova, Fulbright Scholar AY 2017-18
Dr. Julia St. Stefanova was a Fulbright Visiting Scholar to the American University in Washington D.C. in AY 2017-18 working on the Development of the Capital Markets in Selected Latin American Countries. Here are a few activities she has been involved in or has been...
Maureen Duffy-Lewis, Fulbright Scholar 2009
Judge Maureen Duffy-Lewis is a two-time honoree of the Fulbright Award. As an international speaker and judicial educator, her emphasis has been on mediation/arbitration and the importance of commercial business dispute resolutions. Judge Duffy-Lewis currently sits in...
Stephanie Gusching, ETA AY2018-19
Stephanie Gusching was an English Teaching Assistant 2018-2019 in “Prof. D-r Asen Zlatarov” Foreign Language High School, Haskovo. She graduated in May 2023 from Columbia Law School as a Kent Scholar. While she plans to eventually pursue human rights and...