Capitalism is religion
Just check out its core philosophy, with its core terms in bold wording:
The invisible hand of the free market governs everything and the hardworking get prosperous while the lazy suffer poverty.
Sounds pretty familiar and very rational, doesn’t it…
But check it out again with the religious equivalents of the core terms replaced in:
Lena Schlegel received the Sustainability Award (LINK) of the University
In her interdisciplinary work, she deconstructed the EU´s energy policy which falls short behind its self-declared goals of decarbonisation and commitment to climate protection from a critical posthumanist theoretical perspective. Lena Schlegel argues in her work, that a problematic ontological distinction of the human from nature is underlying the efforts to transform energy systems, thereby hindering deep transformation and reinforcing institutional path dependencies and prevailing power relations.
Legal Text Analysis using AI | Chapter 1
CONFÉRENCE EN ANGLAIS SEULEMENT
Text and language are the core tools of the legal profession. Analyzing and understanding the information contained in textual documents, such as statutes, case law, contracts and doctrine, is one of the most important skill for any person in the legal field. Advances in artificial intelligence suggest computers may be able to support humans in this area, or even perform some tasks autonomously.
Lumen Prize for Polish OD&M Training
LUMEN – Leaders in University Management is an annual Conference and Competition for all Polish Universities.
Proposals to regulate social media run into multiple roadblocks
The Cambridge Analytica scandal, the Pegasus spyware attack on WhatsApp and the growing misuse of social media platforms to spread misinformation have made governments world over, including in India, realise the limitations of existing laws in dealing with the misuse of these platforms.
The article by Saumya Tewari and Abhijit Ahaskar was published by Livemint on November 27, 2019. Gurshabad Grover was quoted.
Wim Nijenhuis on Making: The Mystery of the Non-Finito
The Mystery of the Non-Finito, or Making Does Not Produce Artefacts by Wim Nijenhuis
Text of the speech at the book launch of the INC Critical Makers Readers, Theatrum Anatomicum, Waag, Amsterdam, November 21, 2019
Open Knowledge Foundation CEO Catherine Stihler awarded OBE
Our chief executive Catherine Stihler has been awarded an OBE by Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge.
She was recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for her service to politics.
Yesterday, Catherine took part in the investiture at Buckingham Palace, watched on by her proud family.
Catherine said: “It was an immense honour to receive this recognition and be awarded an OBE by Prince William.
New Report: ”Analyzing Freedom of Expression in Lebanon in 2018”
Over the past four years, Lebanon has witnessed a crackdown against freedom of expression online. The state has penalized citizens, journalists, and civil society representatives who criticize government officials or mock religious figures, worsening the overall environment for free speech online. In our newest report, “Analyzing Freedom of Expression Online[...]
New Report: ”Analyzing Freedom of Expression in Lebanon in 2018”
Over the past four years, Lebanon has witnessed a crackdown against freedom of expression online. The state has penalized citizens, journalists, and civil society representatives who criticize government officials or mock religious figures, worsening the overall environment for free speech online. In our newest report, “Analyzing Freedom of Expression Online[...]
New Report: ”Analyzing Freedom of Expression in Lebanon in 2018”
Over the past four years, Lebanon has witnessed a crackdown against freedom of expression online. The state has penalized citizens, journalists, and civil society representatives who criticize government officials or mock religious figures, worsening the overall environment for free speech online.
Bread&Net 2019: A Digital Rights Revolution
From November 15 to 17, more than 250 participants gathered for Bread&Net 2019 in the heart of Beirut. With the ongoing Lebanese revolution, this was a special year for our regional digital rights unconference. The political situation was a major focus, from a topic of discussion during various panels to[...]
Bread&Net 2019: A Digital Rights Revolution
From November 15 to 17, more than 250 participants gathered for Bread&Net 2019 in the heart of Beirut. With the ongoing Lebanese revolution, this was a special year for our regional digital rights unconference. The political situation was a major focus, from a topic of discussion during various panels to[...]
Toward Data-Intensive Open Science: EU Open Access Envoy Jean-Claude Burgelman Reflects on the Open Science Movement
This article was originally published on November 25, 2019 in Data & Policy, the peer-reviewed, open access venue dedicated to the potential of data science to address important policy challenges, by Andrew J. Zahuranec and Stefaan Verhulst
reCreating Europe: Rethinking digital copyright law for a culturally diverse, accessible, creative Europe
The post reCreating Europe: Rethinking digital copyright law for a culturally diverse, accessible, creative Europe appeared first on IVIR.
Fork in the Road? UN General Assembly passes Russia-backed Resolution to fight Cybercrime
By Sharngan Aravindakshan On 19 November 2019, the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly passed a Russia-backed resolution. The resolution called for the establishment of an ad-hoc intergovernmental committee of experts “to elaborate a comprehensive international convention countering the use of information and communications technologies for criminal purposes” (A/C.3/74/L.11/Rev.1). China, Iran, Myanmar, North […]
The GovLab and UNICEF Launch Responsible Data for Children (RD4C) Initiative
Thirty years ago today, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child. It is now the most widely ratified treaty in the world.
The Responsible Data for Children website: http://rd4c.org/
Bread&Net 2019: A Digital Rights Revolution
Online safety and security are crucial concerns. (Image via SMEX/Christel Oeini)
From November 15 to 17, more than 250 participants gathered for Bread&Net 2019 in the heart of Beirut. With the ongoing Lebanese revolution, this was a special year for our regional digital rights unconference. The political situation was a major focus, from a topic of discussion during various panels to the session venues being named after famous public squares in Lebanon.
La Universidad, la 40 del mundo en empleabilidad según el ranking de Emerging para Times Higher Education
La Universidad, la 40 del mundo en empleabilidad según el ranking de Emerging para Times Higher Education
La Universidad ha subido 10 puestos respecto a la edición del año pasado
Alumnos y empresas interactúan en diferentes actividades, entre ellas el Career Forum, como el de la pasada edición de 2019 organizado en el Edificio Amigos de la Universidad.
FOTO: Manuel Castells
African innovation hubs coming of age
How do fledgling digital innovation communities evolve in the Global South? Nicolas Friederici shares his observations from the 2019 AfriLabs Annual Gathering, and discusses how early communities have grown and become emboldened. I recently spent a week in Addis Ababa for this year’s AfriLabs Gathering. AfriLabs is a kind of association of African innovation hubs,…
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