Other News from Participating Centers

When to Punish, When to Persuade and When to Reward: Strengthening Responsive Regulation with the Regulatory Diamond

Paper by Jonathan Kolieb: “Originally published over two decades ago, ‘responsive regulation’ and its associated regulatory pyramid have become touchstones in the contemporary study and practice of regulation. Influential ideas and theories about regulation and governance have been developed in the intervening years, yet responsive regulation’s simple pyramidal model continues to resonate with policy-makers and scholars alike.

Join Campaigns, Shop Ethically, Hit the Man Where It Hurts—All Within an App

PSFK: “Buycott is an app that wants to make shopping ethically a little easier. Join campaigns to support causes you care about, scan barcodes on products you’re considering to view company practices, and voice your concerns directly through the free app, available for iOS and Android.

State of the Commons

Creative Commons: “Creative Commoners have known all along that collaboration, sharing, and cooperation are a driving force for human evolution. And so for many it will come as no surprise that in 2015 we achieved a tremendous milestone: over 1.1 billion CC licensed photos, videos, audio tracks, educational materials, research articles, and more have now been contributed to the shared global commons…..

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Notícia principal: CDMA promove debate sobre desastre ambiental em Minas GeraisResumo notícia principal: Debate “Regulação ambiental e prevenção de catástrofes: o caso Samarco / Mariana” vai discutir a partir de uma perspectiva crítica o atual modelo de regulação ambiental brasileiro.Notícias secundárias: Professor lança livro sobre importância da Defensoria no novo CPCProfessores da FGV Direito Rio participam de evento em homenagem ao ministro Carlos VellosoEventos: I Congresso Brasileiro de Direito DesportivoRegulação ambiental e prevenção de catástrofes: o caso Samarco / MarianaCursos: L

I Congresso Brasileiro de Direito Desportivo

I Congresso Brasileiro de Direito Desportivo09h00 até 22h00O Evento: A Sociedade Brasileira de Direito Desportivo, em conjunto com o Ministério do Esporte e apoio da FGV Direito Rio, realizará o I Congresso Brasileiro de Direito Desportivo, na FGV, nos próximos dias 9 e 10 de dezembro. O evento vai reunir os principais nomes do Direito Desportivo no Brasil e no mundo, com o objetivo de antecipar tendências acadêmicas na área e promovendo um debate crítico sobre os temas que se relacionam ao Direito e ao Esporte.

Un alumno del Máster en Investigación en Comunicación, nominado al Gran Premio Nacional de Periodismo en Perú

Un alumno del Máster en Investigación en Comunicación, nominado al Gran Premio Nacional de Periodismo en Perú

09/12/15 12:01
Mireia Arribas

Universidad rinde homenaje a Humberto Giannini

Entre el 25 y 27 de noviembre se realizará en la Casa Central de la Universidad de Chile el Coloquio "Conversaciones Humberto Giannini". En la inauguración del encuentro este día miércoles 25 de noviembre, se lanzó el libro "Giannini Público", con el que se inicia una colección denominada "Maestros y maestras de la Chile" de Editorial Universitaria; y se presentó el sitio web www.humbertogiannini.uchile.cl, dedicado a su vida y obra.

Ocho premios nobeles se reunirán con escolares chilenos en Providencia

Las celebraciones por el cincuentenario de la Facultad de Ciencias alcanzarán su punto más alto el próximo mes de diciembre con la visita de ocho Premios Nobel de Ciencias y dos Medallas Fields de Matemáticas.

"La crisis institucional del fútbol en Chile"

Rodrigo Figueroa y Patricio Carvajal; Laboratorio Social del Deporte, Facultad de Ciencias Sociales.A mediados de año, Chile conquistó su primera Copa América en el fútbol. Un logro importante para quienes viven en torno al fútbol y al mismo tiempo un hecho resignificado como un triunfo nacional por las elites políticas y económicas, y la ciudadanía en general.

Global Open Data Index 2015 – Rwanda insight

This post was written by Stephen Abbott Pugh from Code for Africa

Rwanda’s jump in the Global Open Data index rankings from 74th to 44th comes at a time when the open data conversation is gathering pace in the country.

As Rwanda’s cabinet prepares to debate the draft national open data policy in early 2016, the focus over the next year should move from the supply of data to stimulating demand and encouraging use of open data.

Global Open Data Index 2015 – Uruguay Insight

This post was written by Daniel Carranza from DataUY

Global Open Data Index 2015 – United Kingdom Insight

This post was written by Owen Boswarva

For a third year running the United Kingdom has come out at or near the top of the Global Open Data Index. Unlike many of the countries that did well in previous years, the UK’s overall standing has not been greatly affected by the addition of five new categories. This demonstrates the broad scope of the UK’s open data programme. Practitioners within UK government who work to develop and release open datasets have much of which to be proud.

The Global Open Data Index 2015 is live – what is your country status?

We are excited to announce that we have published the third annual Global Open Data Index. This year’s Index showed impressive gains from non-OECD countries with Taiwan topping the Index and Colombia and Uruguay breaking into the top ten at four and seven respectively. Overall, the Index evaluated 122 places and 1586 datasets and determined that only 9%, or 156 datasets, were both technically and legally open.

Government contracts: Still a long way from open

This blog post was written by Georg Neumann from Open Contracting

Global Open Data Index: State of disclosure and data of government contracts

81° Mercoledì di Nexa - Dati personali fuori dall’EU. Quali soluzioni e prospettive per le imprese dopo il venir meno dell’accordo Safe Harbour?

Page Type: Eventmercoledi9 dicembre 2015Alessandro Mantelero (Director of Privacy del Centro Nexa)
image: Super sticky: 0Featured Event: 1Data evento: Wed, 09/12/2015 - 18:00 to 20:00luogo: Via Boggio 65/a | Torino (primo piano)

Crowdsourcing Apps to Report Bay Area Public Transportation Delays

Carolyn Said in the San Francisco Chronicle: “It’s the daily lament of the public transit rider: When will the bus show up?

State of Student Privacy

Subtitle

with Urs Gasser, Sandra Cortesi, Dalia Topelson Ritvo, Paulina Haduong, and Leah Plunkett

Teaser

The Berkman Center’s Student Privacy Initiative will be taking stock of our student privacy work to date and exploring future directions. At this luncheon, the Berkman team will do a deep dive into the privacy conversations that have been dominating the student privacy and educational technologies (“ed tech”) landscape over the past three years.

Parent Event

Berkman Luncheon Series

Peering at Open Peer Review

at the Political Methodologist: “Peer review is an essential part of the modern scientific process. Sending manuscripts for others to scrutinize is such a widespread practice in academia that its importance cannot be overstated.

Coordenador do CJUS participa de debate internacional no Max Planck Institute

Evento foi realizado nos dias 26 e 27 de setembroO coordenador do Centro de Justiça e Sociedade (CJUS) da FGV Direito Rio, professor Michael Freitas Mohallem, participou de debate no Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public and Law and International Law, em Heidelberg, na Alemanha, nos dias 26 e 27 de novembro.

Smart Urbanism: Utopian vision or false dawn?

Book edited by Simon Marvin, Andrés Luque-Ayala, and Colin McFarlane: “Smart Urbanism (SU) – the rebuilding of cities through the integration