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Número de vagas: 1EDITAL PARA PREENCHIMENTO DE VAGA DE ESTAGIÁRIO DO CENTRO DE RELAÇÕES INTERNACIONAIS (CRI) DA FGV DIREITO RIO
O Centro de Relações Internacionais da FGV Direito Rio (CRI) seleciona 1 (um) estagiário para participar das atividades de gestão e internacionalização desenvolvidas por seu Coordenador, assistente e colaboradores.
São requisitos necessários para o preenchimento da vaga:
a) Ser aluno de Graduação, preferencialmente em Relações Internacionais, Comunicação, Marketing, Administração ou Direito
Data responsibility: a new social good for the information age
Stefaan G. Verhulst in The Conversation Global and at TedX MidAtlantic: “…What is less discussed, however, is that most data remains locked up and proprietary, the private property of companies, governments and other organisations. This limits its public benefits.
Kenyans have launched a campaign on Twitter to fix their roads
Lily Kuo in Quartz: “Traffic is a problem in Nairobi. A short commute can last for hours during morning or evening rush hour. Buses and motorbikes cut in and out of traffic, worsening congestion. It’s estimated that road congestion costs Kenya’s capital as much as $570,000 a day in lost productivity.
Alumnas del Programa en Comunicación de Moda participan en la II edición del Spanish Fashion System Program
Alumnas del Programa en Comunicación de Moda participan en la II edición del Spanish Fashion System Program
Ocho alumnas compartieron aula con estudiantes del London College of Fashion, la Universidad del Istmo y diseñadores del concurso Bilbao International Art&Fashion
27/10/16 16:48
Manuela García Arturo
Supporting Collaborative Political Decision Making: An Interactive Policy Process Visualization System
Paper by Tobias Ruppert et al: “The process of political decision making is often complex and tedious. The policy process consists of multiple steps, most of them are highly iterative. In addition, different stakeholder groups are involved in political decision making and contribute to the process. A series of textual documents accompanies the process. Examples are official documents, discussions, scientific reports, external reviews, newspaper articles, or economic white papers.
Litigating Free Speech Cases in the African Regional Courts
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featuring Berkman Klein Fellow, Nani Jansen Reventlow
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Join us for a discussion with Nani Jansen Reventlow, Fellow at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society and Associate Tenant at Doughty Street Chambers, on the topic of regional courts in Africa and freedom of expression cases in particular
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The Digital Trade Imbalance: Digital Trade, Digital Protectionism, and Digital Rights
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with Susan Ariel Aaronson, Research Professor of International Affairs and GWU Cross-Disciplinary Fellow at the George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs
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Science goes darknet?
Why do many scientists publish their revolutionary ideas under a cryptical pseudonym on open access platforms? Sönke Bartling, associated researcher at HIIG, is analysing what is behind this trend. Scientists... MORE
Some misconceptions about data journalism
This blog originally appeared on Medium and is reposted with permission.
In the past few years, a new discipline in journalism is slowly getting more and more followers — a discipline commonly known as ‘data journalism’. These so-called ‘data journalists’ are usually envisioned as the younger, tech savvy journalists, ones that are not afraid to analyse data, understand how computer code works and simply love these colourful and detailed visualisations.
There isn’t always an app for that: How tech can better assist refugees
Alex Glennie and Meghan Benton at Nesta: “Refugees are natural innovators. Often armed with little more than a smartphone, they must be adaptable and inventive if they are to navigate unpredictable, dangerous environments and successfully establish themselves in a new country.
‘Good Nudge Lullaby’: Choice Architecture and Default Bias Reinforcement
Thomas De Haan and Jona Linde in The Economic Journal: “Because people disproportionally follow defaults, both libertarian paternalists and marketers try to present options they want to promote as the default. However, setting certain defaults and thereby influencing current decisions, may also affect choices in later, similar decisions. In this paper we explore experimentally whether the default bias can be reinforced by providing good defaults.
Desafíos de la educación continua en el desarrollo profesional docente
En el año 1977 se definió la fecha de celebración para el 16 de octubre ya que coincide con la fundación del Colegio de Profesores de Chile.
Lectura y escritura: un desafío para la equidad en educación superior
En un contexto en el que el perfil de los estudiantes de educación se ha diversificado globalmente, el debate sobre cómo superar las diferencias con las que cargan debido a la inequidad social ha sido parte central de las discusiones sobre políticas públicas en educación. Falta de preparación académica, escasos recursos para solventar sus gastos, e incluso dificultades a la hora de escribir y leer, son algunos de los desafíos que deben enfrentar estos estudiantes no tradicionales.“Leer y escribir es esencial para las labores de un estudiante, sin importar su carrera.
Comunicado: cursos de acción estudiantes extraviados
A la comunidad:
Con el objetivo de mantener informada a toda la comunidad acerca del extravío de dos estudiantes de segundo año de Plan Común de la Escuela de Ingeniería y Ciencias el sábado pasado en el cerro Provincia, comunicamos lo siguiente:
De acuerdo a información entregada por la Oficina Nacional de Emergencia, durante la mañana de hoy se realizó una reunión de coordinación entre los organismos participantes en las labores de búsqueda, informando los siguientes cursos de acción:
Indian Response to Online Extremism
The United Nations General Assembly resolution adopted in July 2016 highlights the need to counter extremist narratives online. In the recent past, extremist content, usually content aiding terrorist activity has become a global concern. This post examines the methods adopted by state authorities and private entities to counter such online extremism. STATE RESPONSE The response […]
Improving Services—At What Cost? Examining the Ethics of Twitter Research
Case study by Sara Mannheimer, Scott W. H. Young and Doralyn Rossmann: “As social media use has become widespread, academic and corporate researchers have identified social networking services as sources of detailed information about people’s viewpoints and behaviors.
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