Mostra estará aberta aos visitantes na entrada principal da FGVA Fundação Getulio Vargas comemora os 70 anos da Revista de Direito Administrativo (RDA) com uma exposição interativa gratuita. De 25 de novembro a 30 de janeiro, três telas dispostas na entrada do edifício-sede (Praia de Botafogo, 190), no Rio de Janeiro, apresentam a publicação, uma linha do tempo com a história da revista e os números gerais projetados de forma que incentive os visitantes a participarem. Dez trechos de artigos memoráveis também serão apresentados ao público.

Augusto Coutinho Filho atua no Desenvolvimento de Normas da CVMEx-aluno da graduação da Escola de Direito do Rio de Janeiro (Direito Rio) e mestrando em Direito da Regulação, Augusto Coutinho Filho é, atualmente, coordenador de Desenvolvimento de Normas da Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM). Sua atuação na autarquia ganhou destaque no jornal Valor Econômico do dia 21 de outubro, com a abertura de nova audiência pública para alterar as regras dos certificados de depósitos de valores mobiliários estrangeiros, conhecidos como BDR.

After 20 years of international criminal trials, it is time to reassess the relationship between such trials and transitional justice. Do such trials promote the aims of transitional justice or thwart them? Are there synergies between rule of law initiatives and accountability measures or are they operating at cross-purposes? Our speakers will address these fundamental questions in the context of the latest developments in the field, such as the trial of Hissene Habré.October 27, 2016New York City Bar Association

The country seems to be polarised over demonetisation and its after-effects. And more likely than not, you’ve had plenty of news stories to read that corroborate what you believe, regardless of whether you think the scrapping of the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes was an ingenious plan or not, especially if you get most of your news on social media.
The article by Chetana Divya Vasudev was published by Deccan Herald on November 22, 2016. Rohini Lakshané was quoted.

O Café & Chat voltou! Organizada pelo GNET – UFMG e pelo IRIS – Instituto de Referência em Internet e Sociedade, esta edição teve como tema Os Dilemas Jurídicos da Inteligência Artificial. Na roda debates, Brunello Stancioli (Direito UFMG), Carolina Nasser (Direito UFMG), Luiz Chaimowicz (Departamento de Ciência da Computação UFMG) e Renato César Cardoso (Direito UFMG).

Tolullah Oni, Mukora Mutseyekwa and Mariamawit Yonathan at the Conversation: “…Africa has

Beth Noveck at the Yale Law Journal: “For fifty years, the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has been the platinum standard for open government in the United States. The statute is considered the legal bedrock of the public’s right to know about the workings of our government. More than one hundred countries and all fifty states have enacted their own freedom of information laws.

Paper by Gregory Michener and Otavio Ritter in Public Administration : “Much is known about governmental resistance to disclosure laws, less so about multi-stakeholder resistance to open data. This study compares open data initiatives within the primary and secondary school systems of Brazil and the UK, focusing on stakeholder resistance and corresponding policy solutions.

Paper by Barker, Matthew; Wolff, Annika and van der Linden, Janet: “The smart city has been envisioned as a place where citizens can participate in city decision making and in the design of city services. As a key part of this vision, pervasive digital technology and open data legislation are being framed as vehicles for citizens to access rich data about their city.

Berlin, November 21, 2016 – Today, the beta version of OpenBudgets is officially released to the public. The Horizon 2020-funded project seeks to advance transparency and accountability in the fiscal domain by providing journalists, CSOs, NGOs, citizens and public administrations with state-of-the-art tools needed to effectively process and analyze financial data.

Deborah Brown at the Internet Policy Review: “The rapid pace of technological development enables individuals all over the world to use new information and communications technologies (ICTs) to improve their lives.

Press Release: “Each year thousands of genomes are sequenced, millions of neuronal activity traces are recorded, and light from hundreds of millions of galaxies is captured by our newest telescopes, all creating datasets of staggering size. These complex datasets are then stored for analysis.

Digital Asia Hub, in collaboration with the Berkman Klein Centre for Internet and Society, kicked off its Artificial Intelligence(AI) in Asia series of workshops examining AI in the Asian context on November 21.
Designed as a framing event for the region, it brought together a fantastic group of scholars, policymakers, investors, technologists and artists. We celebrated our anniversary with a reception after: with everything from a pop-up art show (featuring artists who use or critique AI and machine learning)  a panel moderated by a Pultizer Prize winning journalist.

Con una ceremonia en la que 39 académicos y académicas de todas las facultades e institutos de la Universidad de Chile recibieron el diploma que los acredita como los mejores del plantel, la Casa de Bello inició la celebración de sus 174 años de existencia.

El jueves 10 y viernes 11 de noviembre, parte de los investigadores que integraron esta actividad compartieron su experiencia de trabajo en el campo científico, principalmente con escolares de Punta Arenas y Puerto Natales.

Nuestro plantel y la Embajada de Sudáfrica en Chile se unieron para resaltar la figura del activista contra el apartheid, y quien fuera el primer presidente negro de su país entre 1994 a 1999. El embajador de Sudáfrica, Hilton Fisher, el Rector Ennio Vivaldi, y la académica Astrid Espaliat, recordaron a uno de los más destacados líderes mundiales del último tiempo. Nelson Mandela vivió para servir a otros. Sus logros no apuntaban a conseguir un beneficio propio, sino de lograr las metas de su prójimo”, dijo el embajador Fisher.

Acompañados de familiares, colegas y amigos, más de doscientos integrantes de la comunidad universitaria fueron reconocidos en una ceremonia de despedida, realizada en el Salón de Honor de la Casa Central.

“Lo importante de estas elecciones no es quién ha ganado, sino quién ha perdido”
Mesa redonda sobre las elecciones americanas con Carmen Beatriz Fernández, Marcelino Miyares, Rafa Rubio y Jordi Rodríguez Virgili

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