Louise Marie Hurel

Person
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ICANN group	Fellowship Program, GNSO
Organization	NAC-EGN
Region	LAC
Country	Brazil

Louise Marie Hurel is a researcher at the Nucleus for Context Analysis in Brazilian Naval War College’s Center for Strategic and Political Studies (NAC-EGN) regularly writing about geopolitics, security, Internet governance and policy. Her work focuses on exploring the interplay between cybersecurity, governance and International Relations theory. Louise Marie Hurel has previously worked as a consultant for UNESCO and as a researcher at Getulio Vargas Foundation’s Center for Technology and Society's (CTS-FGV) Privacy in the Digital Age and Internet Governance projects.

She is Executive Committee representative for Europe in NCUC in 2018. She is also a mentee at Onboarding Program for ICANN61.

Publications and Paper Presentations

2015

• "No Man's Land" of Cyberspace: The Darknet and States - International Studies Association Annual Convention

• Internet (Un)Governance [(Des)Governança da Internet ] - Insight Inteligência

2016

• Cyberterrorism: The Horseman of the Infoapocalypse - Insight Inteligência

• The Trap of Technological Enthusiasm

Latin America/Caribbean, according to the ICANN Geographic Regions (ICANN Geographic Regions).

Non-Commercial Users Constituency. Represent(s) individuals and organizations that use the DNS for noncommercial purposes. The primary purpose of the Constituency is to protect noncommercial online communications, which includes expression for political, personal, research, educational and recreational purposes (Bylaws of the Noncommercial Users Constituency).