Access to Information and Targeted Transparency Policies

Keywords

Transparency (behavior), Business, Internet privacy, Computer science, Computer security

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Cited by

• Evolution rather than revolution : a comparative analysis of the quality of e-democracyAlina Ostling — 2014
• From Information to Participation: The Potential of New Technologies on Accountability InitiativesPaloma Baena Olabe, Theodore Kahn — 2012
• Transparency in port governance: setting a research agendaMary R. Brooks, Geraldine Knatz, Athanasios A. Pallis — 2022

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