Posts Tagged ‘Citizens’ participation in egovernment’
October 10, 2012
Click here for archived Twitter tweets, in .csv format, from LVI 2012: Law via the Internet Conference, held 7-9 October 2012 at the Legal Information Institute, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, USA.
Click here for the conference Website.
The Twitter hashtag for the conference is #lvi2012, and the Twitter account for the conference is @LVI2012.
Click here for the conference program and abstracts of presentations.
Some conference sessions will be livestreamed here.
For blog posts and other resources related to the conference, please see the comments to this post.
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October 6, 2012
Tags:Citizens' participation in egovernment, Citizens' participation in lawmaking, Cross-language legal information retrieval, Cross-language legal information systems, Cross-language legal knowledge representation, Crowdsourcing and legal information systems, Digital legal publishing, egovernment, Electronic legal publishing, eparticipation, Free access to law, Interoperability of legal information, Law via the Internet, Law via the Internet 2012, Legal informatics, Legal informatics conferences, Legal information behavior, Legal information retrieval, Legal knowledge representation, Legal metadata, Legal multilingual information retrieval, Legal ontologies, Legal publishing, Legal scholarly communication, Legislative information systems, LVI, LVI 2012, Multilingual legal knowledge representation, Open access law journals, Public access to legal information, Semantic annotation of legal texts
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June 2, 2012
Tags:Citizens' participation in egovernment, Citizens' participation in lawmaking, Cross-language legal information retrieval, Cross-language legal information systems, Cross-language legal knowledge representation, Crowdsourcing and legal information systems, Digital legal publishing, egovernment, Electronic legal publishing, eparticipation, Free access to law, Interoperability of legal information, Law via the Internet, Law via the Internet 2012, Legal informatics, Legal informatics conferences, Legal information behavior, Legal information retrieval, Legal knowledge representation, Legal metadata, Legal multilingual information retrieval, Legal ontologies, Legal publishing, Legal scholarly communication, Legislative information systems, LVI 2012, Multilingual legal knowledge representation, Open access law journals, Public access to legal information, Semantic annotation of legal texts
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March 9, 2012
A call for papers and presentations — with extended submission deadline of 2 April 2012 — has been issued for LVI 2012: The Law via the Internet Conference — the international conference of the legal information institutes and the free-access-to-law community — to be held October 7-9, 2012 at Cornell Law School in Ithaca, New York.
Papers and presentations are invited respecting the following tracks:
- Track 1: The Promise and Reality of e-Participation
- Track 2: The Business of (Open) Legal Publishing
- Track 3: Free Law and Government Policy
- Track 4: Application Development for Open Access and Engagement
- Track 5: Data Organization and Legal Informatics
For more information, please see the complete call.
HT @LIICornell.
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March 4, 2012
A call for papers and presentations — with submission deadline of 15 March 2012 — has been issued for LVI 2012: The Law via the Internet Conference — the international conference of the legal information institutes and the free-access-to-law community — to be held October 7-9, 2012 at Cornell Law School in Ithaca, New York.
Papers and presentations are invited respecting the following tracks:
- Track 1: The Promise and Reality of e-Participation
- Track 2: The Business of (Open) Legal Publishing
- Track 3: Free Law and Government Policy
- Track 4: Application Development for Open Access and Engagement
- Track 5: Data Organization and Legal Informatics
For more information, please see the complete call.
HT @LIICornell.
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February 10, 2012
A call for papers and presentations — with submission deadline of 15 March 2012 — has been issued for LVI 2012: The Law via the Internet Conference — the international conference of the legal information institutes and the free-access-to-law community — to be held October 7-9, 2012 at Cornell Law School in Ithaca, New York.
Papers and presentations are invited respecting the following tracks:
- Track 1: The Promise and Reality of e-Participation
- Track 2: The Business of (Open) Legal Publishing
- Track 3: Free Law and Government Policy
- Track 4: Application Development for Open Access and Engagement
- Track 5: Data Organization and Legal Informatics
For more information, please see the complete call.
HT @LIICornell.
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February 5, 2011
Citizen Lawmaking and Technology: What’s New and What’s Ahead? is the title of my new post at Slaw, the Canadian legal blog. The post describe recent developments in law-related eParticipation, such as ePetition, eConsultation, eRulemaking, electronic voting, and voters’ guides that describe ballot propositions, in the UK, EU, and US.
If you know of other recent developments in these areas, please feel free to share them in the comments.
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Tags:ACUS, Administrative Conference of the United States, Beth Noveck, Center for Communication and Civic Engagement, Citizens' participation in egovernment, Citizens' participation in lawmaking, DeER, Deliberative E-Rulemaking Project, Direct.gov.uk, econsultation, Electronic voting, eparticipation, ePetition, erulemaking, European Citizens' Initiative, evoting, ExpertNet, FedThread, GovPulse, IMPACT, Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Joe Hall, John Gastil, Joseph Hall, Legislation.gov.uk, Living Voters Guides, Oregon Citizens' Initiative Review, Peter Muhlberger, Regulation Room, regulations.gov, Slaw, Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, University of Washington Department of Communication, Voters' guides
Posted in Applications, Blogposts, Technology developments, Technology tools | 2 Comments »
September 29, 2010
Tags:Alan Borning, Ballot initiatives, Center for Communication and Civic Engagement, Citizen participation in e-government, Citizen participation in government, Citizen participation in online policy discussion, Citizens' participation in egovernment, Citizens' participation in lawmaking, Deen Freelon, Deliberation, egovernment, eparticipation, Lance Bennett, Living Voters Guides, Online deliberation, Referenda, Travis Kriplean, University of Washington, Voters' guides
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