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The Right to Information in the Age of Information


David Banisar


Free Word Centre

June 26, 2006

Human Rights in the Global Information Society, Jørgensen,ed., MIT Press, 2006

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The information age has made information more readily available to citizens than ever before though the internet and other technologies. This has been complimented by efforts in many countries to adopt laws promoting legal rights to information. However, there are still considerable barriers to obtaining information in many countries and efforts to expand participation in governance though e-government policies have not been adequately developed.

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Keywords: freedom of information, e-government, transparency, openness, right to information

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Date posted: June 3, 2012  

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Banisar, David, The Right to Information in the Age of Information (June 26, 2006). Human Rights in the Global Information Society, Jørgensen,ed., MIT Press, 2006. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2069914

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