Open Government: Defining, Designing, and Sustaining Transparency
A workshop at Princeton University
Sponsored by the Center for Information Technology Policy
January 21–22, 2010
http://citp.princeton.edu/open-government-workshop/
This workshop will bring together academics, government, advocates and tinkerers to examine a few critical issues in open and transparent government. How can we better conceptualize openness and transparency
for government? Are there specific design and architectural needs and requirements placed upon systems by openness and transparency? How can openness and transparency best be sustained? How should we change the provision and access of primary legal materials? Finally, how do we best coordinate the supply of open government projects with the demand from tinkerers?
Anil Dash (Director, Expert Labs) will deliver the keynote.
Confirmed speakers include:
Jerry Brito, Tom Bruce, Brian Carver, Anil Dash, Ed Felten, Joseph Lorenzo Hall, Ginny Hunt, John Joergensen, Clay Johnson, Eric Kansa, Carl Malamud, Patrice McDermott, Helen Nissenbaum, Roger Schonfeld,
Stephen Schultze, Adam Sedgewick, Lewis Shepherd, J.H. Snider, Josh Tauberer, Mike Wash, John Wonderlich
Schedule:
http://citp.princeton.edu/open-government-workshop/#schedule
*This workshop is free and open to the public.*
Please RSVP to citp@princeton.edu for a name tag and lunch.
Location:
Princeton University
Friend Center Convocation Room
Directions, Parking, Lodging:
http://citp.princeton.edu/open-government-workshop/#directions
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