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Informing the Debate on Digital Technology and Society

The Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP) is a nexus of expertise in technology, engineering, public policy, and the social sciences. In keeping with the strong University tradition of service, the Center’s research, teaching, and events address digital technologies as they interact with society.

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CITP’s Public Interest Tech Fellows Meet Face-to-Face and Share Fellowship Experiences

By Karen Rouse Read the Fellows' biographies here. Christopher Maximos, a political science major and rising senior at Stanford University, once viewed federal agencies as the "institutions that get everything done." Then last summer, Maximos was introduced to the...

Professor Prateek Mittal Brings a Record of Producing Research with Societal Impact to CITP as Interim Director

Professor Prateek Mittal Brings a Record of Producing Research with Societal Impact to CITP as Interim Director By Karen Rouse As the new interim director of Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy, Prateek Mittal — a professor in the Electrical and...

CITP’s Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship is in Full Swing

Summer is in full swing and so is CITP’s Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship. This year, 19 university students, including five from Princeton, are interning at government agencies across the nation — including the federal Consumer Financial Protection...

Undergraduate Technology & Society Certificate Program 

The Technology and Society certificate combines courses and independent work focused on information technology and society. The program aims to help Princeton students better understand how technology drives social change, how society shapes technology, and how...

Technology Policy Clinic

The clinic aims to stimulate cutting-edge research at CITP and engage students and scholars in pragmatic policy discussions concerning emerging technologies.  

Fellows Program

The CITP fellows program offers scholars and practitioners from diverse backgrounds the opportunity to join the center’s community and to enrich the center’s intellectual life.   

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August 17, 2022
CITP Reading Group: Tech and Labor
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CITP Reading Group: Security and Privacy
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