Constitutional laws, originally crafted for an ‘analogue world,’ primarily address scenarios where states hold paramount influence, impacting individual rights and potentially disrupting the balance of power. However, significant transformations have unfolded in recent decades. Watch the interview by Diggit Magazine to Dr. Edoardo Celeste on how the ‘digital revolution’ has ushered in both positive and negative consequences for the exercise of individual rights and freedoms

The DCU Law and Tech Research Cluster, in partnership with the ADAPT Centre and the European Master in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence, on 20th September 2023, held a lunch seminar entitled: Towards a political economy of synthetic data: a data-intensive capitalism that is not a surveillance capitalism?

Edoardo Celeste, Digital Constitutionalism. The Role of Internet Bills of Rights, Routledge, 2022, https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003256908

In this video Dr Edoardo Celeste illustrates the constitutional role of the Internet bills of rights at the Constitutionalism and Democracy Seminar Series hosted by the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

The Digital Constitutionalism Network presents the collaborative initiative to bring students together from its partner universities to create a digitally diverse learning space centered around digital constitutionalism.

In this workshop organised by the DCU Law_And_Tech Research Cluster and the Dublin Law & Politics Review, panelists discuss many Digital Constitutionalism and Content Governance in relation to the use of Social Media after the Capitol Hill Events.

In this video, Clara Iglesias Keller, Amélie Heldt and Edoardo Celeste open the Constitutionalising Social Media Conference held on the 20nd – 21st of May, 2021.

This video is presented by Dr. Ashit Kumar Srivastava, who discusses the growing movement of Digital Constitutionalism in India and how it can impact the rest of the world.