Fernanda Martins
Fernanda Martins is an anthropologist and research director at InternetLab, an interdisciplinary research center in São Paulo focused on the intersection of internet and law.
Jose Torres
November 15, 2024
Fernanda Martins is an anthropologist and research director at InternetLab, an interdisciplinary research center in São Paulo focused on the intersection of internet and law.
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Paul Simons serves as a senior fellow at Yale’s Jackson School of Global Affairs, teaching and mentoring students in the clean energy transition.
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