Vidéos du Colloque IMODEV - IRJS "Transparency at the Open Government Era"
11th February 2014
Session 1 : The Legal Framework of Transparency at the Open Government Era (10h - 13h)
Session 2 - Transparency & Human rights at the open government era (14h30 – 16h)
12th February 2014
Session 3 - Transparency and Accountability at the Open Government Era (09h30 - 12h45) Chairman: Charru Malhotra
Session 4 - Transparency & Good Governance at the Open Government Era (14h15 - 16h)
09h30 : OPENING SPEECH
William GILLES et Irène BOUHADANA,Directors of the master of Digital Law
Sorbonne Law School (University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Session 1 : The Legal Framework of Transparency at the Open Government Era (10h - 13h) Chairman: Jean-Luc Pissaloux, Professor of Public Law at the University of Bourgogne
Introduction Transparency and Open Government: Which Possible Convergence?
Irène BOUHADANA
Associate Professor at the Sorbonne Law School,
Co-Founder and Secretary-General of IMODEV,
Member of IRJS (France)
Constitution and Open Government in France: About The Laws on Transparency of The Public Life of 2013
William Gilles
Associate Professor (HDR) at the Sorbonne Law School,
Co-Founder and President of IMODEV,
Director of the Chair of America of the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne,
Member of IRJS (France)
Protecting the Public’s Access to Government Information
Christina E. Wells
Enoch H. Crowder Professor of Law, University of Missouri School of Law (USA)
The Swedish Constitutionally Based Right to Access to Public Documents Compared to the European Convention on Human Rights and the EU Law on Freedom of Information
Inger Österdahl
Professor of Public International Law at Uppsala University, Uppsala (Sweden)
The New Spanish Transparency and Freedom of Information Act of 9th December 2013: Text and Context
Emilio Guichot
Professor of Administrative Law. University of Sevilla (Spain)
Transparency, Administration and Internal Affairs in the Brazilian Courts
Armando Toledo
Judge of the Court of Appeal of São Paulo (Brazil)
Session 2 - Transparency & Human rights at the open government era (14h30 – 16h) Chairman: Russell L. Weaver
The Duty to Consult during the Federal Regulatory Process in Canada: Preliminary Thoughts on the legal character of the Notice and Comment Procedure
France Houle
Full professor of Law at the University of Montreal (Québec),
Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Migration and Border Studies (Canada)
Transparency and Human Rights : Citizens’ Rights in Britain
Matt Qvortrup
Director of Research at Cranfield University(UK)
Read by Steven Friedland
Session 3 - Transparency and Accountability at the Open Government Era (09h30 - 12h45) Chairman: Charru Malhotra
Ordinary Government Secrets in the USA
Ignatiana Shongedza
Lecturer at the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France)
Transparency and Fiscal Responsability in the Brazilian Government
Daniel Carnio Costa
Professor at the Academia Paulista de Magistrados /Judge’s Academy from São Paulo (Brazil)
Transparency of Polish Tax and Public Finance System at the Open Government Era
Henry Dzwonkowski
Professor at the University of Lodz (Poland)
Rethinking Accountability and Transparency: Breaking the Public Sector Bias
Irma Eréndira Sandoval
Professor, Institute for Social Research & Director of the Laboratory for the Documentation and Analysis of Corruption and Transparency of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (Mexico)
The Evaluation of the implementation of the Open Government in developing countries
François-Xavier de Perthuis de Laillevault
Co-Founder and Treasurer of IMODEV (France)
Catherine Haswell
Expert in Evaluation of International Development (UK)
Session 4 - Transparency & Good Governance at the Open Government Era (14h15 - 16h) Chairman : Jean-Bernard Auby - Professor of Public Law, Director of the Chair MADP in Sciences Po (France)
Governmental Transparency in Bolivia
SEM Jean-Paul GUEVARA AVILA
Ambassador of Bolivia to France
Brazil’s Fight Against Corruption: Recent Improvements of Public Governance in the Country
Ivy Brasil
Expert in International Relationships, Former Member of the UNESCO Brasilia Office (Brazil)
Corruption & Democracy: The Paradox of Political Transition
John M. Ackerman
Professor, Institute for Legal Research, National Autonomous University of Mexico & Editor-in-Chief of the Mexican Law Review (Mexico)
Open Government Policy in Colombia: priorities and challenges
Marco Peres Useche
Director of the Observatorio de Sociedad, Gobierno y Tecnologías de Información, Universidad Externado de Colombia (Colombia)
Transparency at the Open Government era: Indian/ SAARC Countries’ Perspective
Charru Malhotra
Associate Professor at the Indian Institute of Public Administration (India)
SEM Jean-Paul GUEVARA AVILA
Ambassador of Bolivia to France
Comments and questions
Session 5 - Transparency, National Security and Snooping at the Open Government Era (16h30 - 17h30) Chairman : Jean-Bernard Auby Professor of Public Law, Director of the Chair MADP in Sciences Po (France)
Transparency in Terms of the Issues Raised by the Snowden Affair and the NSA’s Snooping on USA
Russell L. Weaver
Professor of Law & Distinguished University Scholar University of Louisville Louis D. Brandeis School of Law (USA)
The differences between invisibility and visibility of surveillance in the mass surveillance age
Steven Friedland
Professor of law and senior scholar at the Elon University (United State)
Transparency and National Security: An Australian Perspective
Margaret Allars
Professor at the University of Sydney (Australia)