Jérôme Duberry is Post-Doc Researcher and Lecturer at the Centre de Compétences Dusan Sidjanski en Etudes Européennes, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva, and Lecturer and Research Associate at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. His research activities revolve around the contemporary transformations of society and international institutions in a process of adaptation to the emergence of new technologies. He is particularly interested in innovative public and private governance systems, and examines how information and communication technologies (ICTs) influence global multi-stakeholder decision-making processes. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.

"This book combines three contemporary concerns: the environment, digital technologies, and the role of civil society. It offers an articulate and highly readable synthesis of how civil society organizations can use digital technologies to take part in environmental governance today. This should be recommended reading for policy-makers, researchers and students interested in the present and future of environmental governance." - Professor Dusan Sidjanski, Professor Emeritus, University of Geneva and Honorary Chairman of the European Cultural Centre."Environmental governance and the politics of the ICTs revolution rank among the most relevant challenges of international relations in the near future. Jérôme Duberry's book offers a deep understanding of both opportunities and risks of digital technologies for political participation in global environmental governance. A brilliant contribution to put the digital revolution at the service of human needs." - Josep Ibáñez, Associate professor of international public law and International relations, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona.

• Introduction Chapter 1: ICTs and the emergence of environmental civil society organizations Chapter 2: Websites and the advocacy role of civil society Chapter 3: Social media platforms and the advocacy role of civil society Chapter 4: Participation and the digitalization of a multi-stakeholder process Chapter 5: Blockchain and environmental civil society organization Chapter 6: Big data and environmental civil society organization Chapter 7: Artificial intelligence and environmental civil society organization Concluding remarks

Jérôme Duberry is Post-Doc Researcher and Lecturer at the Centre de Compétences Dusan Sidjanski en Etudes Européennes, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva, and Lecturer and Research Associate at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. His research activities revolve around the contemporary transformations of society and international institutions in a process of adaptation to the emergence of new technologies. He is particularly interested in innovative public and private governance systems, and examines how information and communication technologies (ICTs) influence global multi-stakeholder decision-making processes. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.

"This book combines three contemporary concerns: the environment, digital technologies, and the role of civil society. It offers an articulate and highly readable synthesis of how civil society organizations can use digital technologies to take part in environmental governance today. This should be recommended reading for policy-makers, researchers and students interested in the present and future of environmental governance." - Professor Dusan Sidjanski, Professor Emeritus, University of Geneva and Honorary Chairman of the European Cultural Centre."Environmental governance and the politics of the ICTs revolution rank among the most relevant challenges of international relations in the near future. Jérôme Duberry's book offers a deep understanding of both opportunities and risks of digital technologies for political participation in global environmental governance. A brilliant contribution to put the digital revolution at the service of human needs." - Josep Ibáñez, Associate professor of international public law and International relations, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona.

• Introduction Chapter 1: ICTs and the emergence of environmental civil society organizations Chapter 2: Websites and the advocacy role of civil society Chapter 3: Social media platforms and the advocacy role of civil society Chapter 4: Participation and the digitalization of a multi-stakeholder process Chapter 5: Blockchain and environmental civil society organization Chapter 6: Big data and environmental civil society organization Chapter 7: Artificial intelligence and environmental civil society organization Concluding remarks

Jérôme Duberry is Post-Doc Researcher and Lecturer at the Centre de Compétences Dusan Sidjanski en Etudes Européennes, Global Studies Institute, University of Geneva, and Lecturer and Research Associate at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. His research activities revolve around the contemporary transformations of society and international institutions in a process of adaptation to the emergence of new technologies. He is particularly interested in innovative public and private governance systems, and examines how information and communication technologies (ICTs) influence global multi-stakeholder decision-making processes. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.

"This book combines three contemporary concerns: the environment, digital technologies, and the role of civil society. It offers an articulate and highly readable synthesis of how civil society organizations can use digital technologies to take part in environmental governance today. This should be recommended reading for policy-makers, researchers and students interested in the present and future of environmental governance." - Professor Dusan Sidjanski, Professor Emeritus, University of Geneva and Honorary Chairman of the European Cultural Centre."Environmental governance and the politics of the ICTs revolution rank among the most relevant challenges of international relations in the near future. Jérôme Duberry's book offers a deep understanding of both opportunities and risks of digital technologies for political participation in global environmental governance. A brilliant contribution to put the digital revolution at the service of human needs." - Josep Ibáñez, Associate professor of international public law and International relations, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona.

• Introduction Chapter 1: ICTs and the emergence of environmental civil society organizations Chapter 2: Websites and the advocacy role of civil society Chapter 3: Social media platforms and the advocacy role of civil society Chapter 4: Participation and the digitalization of a multi-stakeholder process Chapter 5: Blockchain and environmental civil society organization Chapter 6: Big data and environmental civil society organization Chapter 7: Artificial intelligence and environmental civil society organization Concluding remarks