Transparency in the future
Subtitle: Swedish openness 250 years
By: Anna-Sara Lind, Jane Reichel & Inger Österdahl (eds.).
Publisher: Ragulka Press
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Visby
Language: eng
Number of pages: 353
ISBN-13: 9789185333752
Subjects: Constitutional history; Public records; Access control; Intellectual freedom; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Free access to public documents : a heritage from 1766  -- Johan Hirschfeldt; title: Transparency, tradition and transfer : the Swedish model and freedom of expression in theater and "modern media"  -- Mats Kumlien; title: Freedom of the Press Act : from then to now  -- Anna-Sara Lind; title: Individual rights and information in EU public law  -- Herwig C.H. Hofmann; title: Europe's security assemblages and invisable information  -- Deirdre Curtin; title: Open European future? : the development of the right of access to information under the European Convention on Human Rights  -- Inger Österdahl; title: Living off the Soviet legacy : confidentiality-based approach towards access to information in Russia  -- Mariya Riekkinen; title: Governmental transparency and openness in a digital era : transparency, privacy, and democracy  -- Russell L. Weaver; title: Significant differences between the Nordic laws on public access to documents  -- Oluf Jørgensen; title: The Swedish right to freedom of speech, EU data protection law and the question of territoriality  -- Jan Reichel; title: Publications based on crimes  -- Vilhelm Persson; title: Public officials as news sources : constitutionally protected corruption or disclosures in the public interest?  -- Mikael Ruotsi; title: The Swedish principle of transparency in the context of e-learning  -- Cecilia Magnusson Sjöberg; title: On the openness of the digital society : from religion via language to algorithm as the basis for the exercise of public powers  -- Markku Suksi; title: Public access to digital documents  -- Ragna Aarli; title: Information systems, cooperation, transparency and its limits -- Gustaf Wall.