Dr. rer. pol. Annegret Bendiek

The Global Strategy for the EU’s Foreign and Security Policy

Due Diligence in Cyberspace

Guidelines for International and European Cyber Policy and Cybersecurity Policy

European Union Data Protection and External Trade

Having the Best of Both Worlds?

The European Union’s Digital Assertiveness

New European Security Strategy – The Transatlantic Factor

European Cyber Foreign and Security Policy through Digital Integration

The "2014 Review": Understanding the Pillars of German Foreign Policy and the Expectations of the rest of the World

Cybersecurity and Civil Liberties: A Task for the European Union

Challenges to the Rule of Law: EU-US Counter-Terrorism Cooperation

Beyond U.S. Hegemony: The Future of a Liberal Order of the Internet

The “2014 Review”: Understanding the Pillars of German Foreign Policy and the Expectations of the rest of the World

Deterrence theory in the cyber-century

Lessons from a state-of-the-art literature review

The ENP

Visibility and Perceptions in the Partner Countries

Making States Responsible for Their Activities In Cyberspace: The Role of the European Union

Three Priorities for Cyber Diplomacy under the German OSCE Chairmanship 2016

Its OSCE Chairmanship 2016 is a chance for Germany to extend cyber diplomacy beyond its politico-military dimension, argue Annegret Bendiek, Christoph Berlich and Tobias Metzger.

The EU Summit in Brussels and efforts to fight terrorism across Europe after the deadly terror attacks in France

A Liberal Coalition for Internet Governance

The revelations by former U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden that the NSA is conducting broad surveillance in both the United States and abroad, as well as spying on foreign leaders' communication, proved to be an important turning point for the future of Internet governance.

German academic: US, Europe unlikely to agree on data protection in near future

Surveillance activities are part of the overall US security strategy and spying on Europeans is done to safeguard and protect its allies from possible threats, argues Annegret Bendiek, but views in Paris, Berlin or Brussels are not quite the same.

Restoring Trust in Internet Privacy and Data Security

The Obama administration and U.S. businesses have an enormous stake in restoring trust in Internet privacy and data security. According to Annegret Bendiek and Tim Ridout, signing the UN data protection resolution proposed by Germany and Brazil would be a good first step to do so.