The Right to Know¶
Florini, A. (2007). The Right to Know: Transparency for an Open World. Columbia University Press.
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Primes¶
- Transparency
- The cross-domain spread of transparency regimes is surveyed in Florini's (2007) edited volume documenting the rise of disclosure norms in government, finance, and international institutions: - Government and public administration (core domain): Freedom of Information Acts (US 1966, UK 2000, many others); open-government data initiatives; sunshine laws requiring open meetings; budget transparency; legislative-vote records; lobbyist registration.
This sourceEdited volume surveying the global spread of transparency norms across freedom-of-information regimes, financial disclosure, international institutions, and corporate governance, establishing transparency as a transnational governance principle.
- The cross-domain spread of transparency regimes is surveyed in Florini's (2007) edited volume documenting the rise of disclosure norms in government, finance, and international institutions: - Government and public administration (core domain): Freedom of Information Acts (US 1966, UK 2000, many others); open-government data initiatives; sunshine laws requiring open meetings; budget transparency; legislative-vote records; lobbyist registration.
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