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Decision-Making, the Direction of Change, and the Governance of Complex, Large-Scale Settlement Systems

Chapter by William Bowen and Robert Gleeson in The Evolution of Human Settlements: “…argue that the evolutionary processes by which human settlements have evolved through countless experiments throughout millennia are the most likely paths for resolving today’s greatest problems.

No Gods, No Masters, No Coders? The Future of Sovereignty in a Blockchain World

Michel Bauwens: This is probably the best overview essay to understand the socio-political implications of blockchain designs.

HHU-Nostalgia - Die Ausleihe der ULB, 1980er Jahre

Die Bildergalerie "HHU-Nostalgia" stellt interessante Archiv-Motive vor und wird kontinuierlich ausgebaut und ergänzt: Viel Spaß! Hier geht es zur kompletten Galerie (Übersichtsseite).Haben Sie vielleicht auch noch ein interessantes "historisches" Foto der HHU? Die HHU-Bildredaktion freut sich über jede Einsendung: Dieter Joswig, Tel. +49 211 81-14861E-Mail senden

Essay of the day: The rise of the data oligarchs

The Rise of the Data Oligarchs: Power and Accountability in the Digital Economy
Part I: Data Collection
New technology isn’t disrupting power – it’s reinforcing it
Republished from New Economics Foundation

Removals of online hate speech in numbers

Six months after a new German law – the Network Enforcement Act – has come into full effect, social media platforms are tasked to report on illegal hate speech. But as these figures have been made available, what can we learn from them? HIIG researcher Kirsten Gollatz, HIIG fellow Martin J. Riedl as well as…
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Stanford Law Scholar Wins 2018 Stonecipher Award for Distinguished Research in Media Law and Policy

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Is Apple Really Your Privacy Hero?

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The Man Who Sued His Trolls

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Humans are a post-truth species

Yuval Noah Harari at the Guardian: “….A cursory look at history reveals that propaganda and disinformation are nothing new, and even the habit of denying entire nations and creating fake countries has a long pedigree.

Neasf realiza quarto encontro para debater Regulação e Sistema Financeiro

O encontro teve como tema “Regulação, concorrência e Open Banking” Na última semana foi realizada a 4ª reunião do Núcleo de Estudos Avançados em Regulação do Sistema Financeiro (Neasf), organizado pela FGV Direito Rio. O encontro teve como tema “Regulação, concorrência e Open Banking” contou com a participação de diversos representantes do Sistema Financeiro Nacional, tais como Banco Votorantim, Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (CVM) e Fundo Garantidor de Créditos, além de professores das Escolas de Direito e Economia da FGV e da USP.

Civil Society as Public Conscience

Larry Kramer at the Stanford Social Innovation Review: “Does civil society address questions of values in ways that government and business cannot? This question makes sense if we presuppose limits on the values government and business can express. However, there are no such limits, as evidenced by the way both sectors have, throughout US history, taken positions and played roles on all sides of our nation’s great moral and political debates.

Nouvelles perspectives sociojuridiques et enjeux éthiques de la reproduction assistée

 

Mapping the Privacy-Utility Tradeoff in Mobile Phone Data for Development

Paper by Alejandro Noriega-Campero, Alex Rutherford, Oren Lederman, Yves A. de Montjoye, and Alex Pentland: “Today’s age of data holds high potential to enhance the way we pursue and monitor progress in the fields of development and humanitarian action. We study the relation between data utility and privacy risk in large-scale behavioral data, focusing on mobile phone metadata as paradigmatic domain. To measure utility, we survey experts about the value of mobile phone metadata at various spatial and temporal granularity levels.

Infraestructura de la U. de Chile ha crecido un 17% los últimos 7 años

Nuevos aularios, laboratorios, instalaciones deportivas y bibliotecas son parte de los 112.442 metros cuadrados construidos por la Casa de Bello desde la última acreditación.

Orquesta Sinfónica presenta conciertos dedicados a los niños

Tres funciones dirigidas por el maestro argentino Jorge Rotter cerrarán las vacaciones de invierno.

"Mayo feminista": libro reúne reflexiones sobre movimiento de mujeres

De distintas edades y disciplinas son las autoras y autores que participan en el libro "Mayo feminista. La rebelión contra el patriarcado" (LOM), editado por la vicerrectora de Extensión y Comunicaciones y Premio Nacional de Periodismo, Faride Zeran, a partir del cual desde diferentes perspectivas y disciplinas es revisado el levantamiento contra el sistema de privilegios de género que se encuentra en curso actualmente en el país. Catorce voces. Catorce puntos de vista. Eso es lo que condensa el libro “Mayo feminista.

Professor da FGV Direito Rio explica como o Brasil lida com questão da imigração

O debate é fomentado devido à crise na VenezuelaA chegada de centenas de milhares de venezuelanos no Brasil nos últimos anos reacendeu o debate sobre a questão da imigração no país e o professor de Direitos Humanos da FGV Direito Rio, Michael Mohallem, explica como o Estado lida com a questão.
Os 3 tipos de imigrantes

I Can Has Privacy: A Special Guest Post from LOL Cat

In honor of International Cat Day, the Internet Society is sharing the journal of Internet Hall of Mane recipient LOL Cat. LOL Cat first achieved fame with her humorous memes written in “kitty pawtois.” A graduate of Stanfur Universekitty, her work has earned her the Purritzer Prize and many other hon-roars.
Cattain’s Log, Day 1
Sunday night patrol. The dusty creature on the wall has not moved for days. This is my vow: I will bide my time and someday I shall pounce.
Day 8
My human taunts me with the shiny red dot.

PD Dr. Claudia R. Pischke zur W2-Professorin für Public Health ernannt

Am 7. August wurde PD Dr. Claudia Pischke mit Wirkung zum 1. September 2018 von Rektorin Prof. Dr. Anja Steinbeck zur Universitätsprofessorin (W 2) für das Fach Public Health an der HHU ernannt. Claudia Pischke studierte Psychologie an der Philipps-Universität  Marburg (Grundstudium) und machte ihr Diplom in Psychologie an der FU Berlin. Dort promovierte sie auch in 2008. 2016 habilitierte sie sich für die Fachgebiete Public Health und Gesundheitspsychologie an der Universität Bremen.

GovLab Figures Named to List of World’s 100 Most Influential People in Digital Government

This press release was originally posted by the NYU Tandon School of Engineering on August 8, 2018.
Global Policy Platform Apolitical Honors The Governance Lab Founders Beth Simone Noveck and Stefaan Verhulst