Open Government in the EUNews related to research on open government in and beyond the EU.
A legal analysis published in Ars Aequi last week situates the General Court’s judgment in Stevi and the New York Times Company v Commission (commonly referred to as the ‘Pfizergate’ case) within the broader context of ‘alternative documents’ regimes in the Commission and Council of the EU. In this blog post, first author Andra Primavarus sets out the core argument.
(In)visible European Government: Critical Approaches to Transparency as an Ideal and a Practice, edited by Maarten Hillebrandt, Päivi Leino-Sandberg, and Ida Koivisto, and published today, is hailed as a “foundational text [that] will shape debate for a considerable time in the future”.
Scholars will address the conceptualisation, potentialities, and risks of lobbies that target courts.
As the EU turns to the regulation of artificial intelligence through transparency, a critical perspective is more needed than ever, Ida Koivisto argues.
