Vol. 2 (2015)

Publiée: 2016-03-06

Articles

The right of Access to Public Information: An Analysis of International Conventions

Irène Bouhadana

1-10
From The Right to Transparency to Open Government in a Digital Era. A French Approach

William Gilles

11-26
Sunshine's chill: Overbroad American Open Meetings Laws and the Limits of Disclosure

Steven J. Mulroy

27-46
Recent case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union on public access to documents: Regulation (EG) No.1049/2001 and beyond

Uta Biskup, Wolfgang Rosch

47-64
Freedom of Information and Open Government in Denmark: Progress or deterioration ?

Helle Krunke

65-76
The Norwegian Freedom of Information Act – A not so Transparent Act ?

Iris Nguyên-Duy

77-100
When the Curtain Must Be Drawn – American Experience with Proceedings Involving Information That, for Reasons of National Security, Cannot Be Disclosed

Peter L. Strauss

101-122
The Evolving Balance of Transparency and Privacy in Open Government

Irma S. Russell

123-134
Domestic Surveillance of Public Activities and Transactions with Third Parties: Melding European and American Approaches

Christopher Slobogin

135-150
Academic Freedom, the Presumption of Openness, and Privacy

Amy Gajda

151-164
Free Speech, Transparency, and Democratic Government: an American Perspective

Russell L. Weaver

165-176
Unchecked and Unbalanced: The Adverse Impact of Cybersurveillance on Government Transparency

Steven I. Friedland

177-190
Financial Transparency of Local Governments in Eastern EU Countries

Vicente Pina, Miroslav Ivanov, Lourdes Torres

191-202
Access to Information in the UK and India

Ben Worthy

203-226
Journalist, Terrorist or Counter-terrorist? The Perils of Investigative Journalism Post-9/11

Clive Walker

227-256
Access to National Security Information under the US Freedom of Information Act

Stephen J. Schulhofer

257-274
The Informational Ombudsman: Fixing Open Government by Institutional Design

Mark Fenster

275-296
Beware the Unintended Consequences: Government Transparency, Racial Data Collection, and Minority Rights in the United States and Abroad

Lia Epperson

297-310
Entitlement to Public Records: Beyond Citizenship

Bernard W. Bell

311-326
Accountability or participation? Disentangling the rationales for FOI access to deliberative material

Judith Bannister

327-344
Public Tools for Open Governance: Review of RTI Act and Social Media in Indian Context

Charru Malhotra

345-359
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Vol. 2 (2015)

Articles

The right of Access to Public Information: An Analysis of International Conventions

From The Right to Transparency to Open Government in a Digital Era. A French Approach

Sunshine's chill: Overbroad American Open Meetings Laws and the Limits of Disclosure

Recent case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union on public access to documents: Regulation (EG) No.1049/2001 and beyond

Freedom of Information and Open Government in Denmark: Progress or deterioration ?

The Norwegian Freedom of Information Act – A not so Transparent Act ?

When the Curtain Must Be Drawn – American Experience with Proceedings Involving Information That, for Reasons of National Security, Cannot Be Disclosed

The Evolving Balance of Transparency and Privacy in Open Government

Domestic Surveillance of Public Activities and Transactions with Third Parties: Melding European and American Approaches

Academic Freedom, the Presumption of Openness, and Privacy

Free Speech, Transparency, and Democratic Government: an American Perspective

Unchecked and Unbalanced: The Adverse Impact of Cybersurveillance on Government Transparency

Financial Transparency of Local Governments in Eastern EU Countries

Access to Information in the UK and India

Journalist, Terrorist or Counter-terrorist? The Perils of Investigative Journalism Post-9/11

Access to National Security Information under the US Freedom of Information Act

The Informational Ombudsman: Fixing Open Government by Institutional Design

Beware the Unintended Consequences: Government Transparency, Racial Data Collection, and Minority Rights in the United States and Abroad

Entitlement to Public Records: Beyond Citizenship

Accountability or participation? Disentangling the rationales for FOI access to deliberative material

Public Tools for Open Governance: Review of RTI Act and Social Media in Indian Context

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