The emergence of cyberspace as a global venue for communication, commerce, education and entertainment has blurred traditional political and organizational boundaries, made time zones irrelevant and erased language barriers. The Cyberspace Policy Institute carries out studies and hosts seminars that move society towards rational and informed discussion of these critical changes. CPI's mission is to encourage, promote, facilitate, and execute interdisciplinary research in areas related to the nexus of society and the Internet.

 

Current News

	Two Open Source Experts Join GW's CSPRI December 5, 2002
	A National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace November 19, 2002
	Computer Attacks Made Easy, and What You Can Do to Stop Them November 5, 2002
	The Music Wars over Digital Intellectual Property October 8, 2002
	Open Source: A Case for e-Government October 16 - 18, 2002
	CPI and the World Bank are sponsoring a Symposium on Open Source in Government. The dates are Oct 17 and 18, 2002 in Washington, DC. More information will be provided at a later date. and Call for Speakers