Transparency
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Transparency
New Trajectories in Law
Adams, Rachel
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
116
Mole
Inglês
9781032175539
15 a 20 dias
167
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: The Discourse of Transparency
'Beginning with the things it produced'
The Discourse of Transparency
Transparency in Scholarship
Book Outline
Approach: The Order of Discourse
Summary
Further Reading
PART I: THE DISCOURSE OF TRANSPARENCY
Chapter 1: A Brief History of Transparency's Entry in Discourse
Abstract
Introduction
Archaeology
Transparency, the Enlightenment and Human Rights
Designing Transparency
Transparency as Metaphor
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 2: Access to Information Delimited
Abstract
Introduction
Epistemic Violence of Transparency
Law and Exclusion
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 3: Transparency Universal
Abstract
Introduction
Transparency and Inclusivity
Proselytising Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
PART II: TOWARD THE POST-TRANSPARENT
Chapter 4: The Fallacies of Transparency: Fake News, Artificial Intelligence and the Hyperinformation Society
Abstract
Introduction
Fake News: Baudrillard and the Hyperinformation Society
The Illusion of Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 5: Producing the Transparent Subject: The Gaze Turns Inward
Introduction
Foucault and Subjectivity
The Transparent Subject
Self-Disclosure
Legislating for the Transparent Subject
Whistleblowing Laws
Depoliticising Effects
Summary Further Reading
PART III: RESISTANCE
Chapter 6: Resisting Transparency
Abstract
Introduction
Foucault, Power and Resistance
Resistance to Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: The Discourse of Transparency
'Beginning with the things it produced'
The Discourse of Transparency
Transparency in Scholarship
Book Outline
Approach: The Order of Discourse
Summary
Further Reading
PART I: THE DISCOURSE OF TRANSPARENCY
Chapter 1: A Brief History of Transparency's Entry in Discourse
Abstract
Introduction
Archaeology
Transparency, the Enlightenment and Human Rights
Designing Transparency
Transparency as Metaphor
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 2: Access to Information Delimited
Abstract
Introduction
Epistemic Violence of Transparency
Law and Exclusion
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 3: Transparency Universal
Abstract
Introduction
Transparency and Inclusivity
Proselytising Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
PART II: TOWARD THE POST-TRANSPARENT
Chapter 4: The Fallacies of Transparency: Fake News, Artificial Intelligence and the Hyperinformation Society
Abstract
Introduction
Fake News: Baudrillard and the Hyperinformation Society
The Illusion of Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 5: Producing the Transparent Subject: The Gaze Turns Inward
Introduction
Foucault and Subjectivity
The Transparent Subject
Self-Disclosure
Legislating for the Transparent Subject
Whistleblowing Laws
Depoliticising Effects
Summary Further Reading
PART III: RESISTANCE
Chapter 6: Resisting Transparency
Abstract
Introduction
Foucault, Power and Resistance
Resistance to Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Conclusion
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Treaty Based Investor State Arbitration;human rights;European Union General Data Protection;policy transparency;Colonial Administrations;resisting transparency;EU Report;law transparency;GDPR.;PDA;CJEU;Informational Crises;Cambridge Analytica;Self-tracking Devices;UN;Google Spain SL.;Islamic Veil;Fiscal Transparency;Transparency Discourse;South Sudan;Surveillance Capitalism;Information Laws;Epistemic Violence;Transparency's Claim;Transparent Subject;Glass Architecture;Fake News;Traditional Courts Bill;CJEU's Decision
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: The Discourse of Transparency
'Beginning with the things it produced'
The Discourse of Transparency
Transparency in Scholarship
Book Outline
Approach: The Order of Discourse
Summary
Further Reading
PART I: THE DISCOURSE OF TRANSPARENCY
Chapter 1: A Brief History of Transparency's Entry in Discourse
Abstract
Introduction
Archaeology
Transparency, the Enlightenment and Human Rights
Designing Transparency
Transparency as Metaphor
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 2: Access to Information Delimited
Abstract
Introduction
Epistemic Violence of Transparency
Law and Exclusion
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 3: Transparency Universal
Abstract
Introduction
Transparency and Inclusivity
Proselytising Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
PART II: TOWARD THE POST-TRANSPARENT
Chapter 4: The Fallacies of Transparency: Fake News, Artificial Intelligence and the Hyperinformation Society
Abstract
Introduction
Fake News: Baudrillard and the Hyperinformation Society
The Illusion of Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 5: Producing the Transparent Subject: The Gaze Turns Inward
Introduction
Foucault and Subjectivity
The Transparent Subject
Self-Disclosure
Legislating for the Transparent Subject
Whistleblowing Laws
Depoliticising Effects
Summary Further Reading
PART III: RESISTANCE
Chapter 6: Resisting Transparency
Abstract
Introduction
Foucault, Power and Resistance
Resistance to Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Conclusion
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: The Discourse of Transparency
'Beginning with the things it produced'
The Discourse of Transparency
Transparency in Scholarship
Book Outline
Approach: The Order of Discourse
Summary
Further Reading
PART I: THE DISCOURSE OF TRANSPARENCY
Chapter 1: A Brief History of Transparency's Entry in Discourse
Abstract
Introduction
Archaeology
Transparency, the Enlightenment and Human Rights
Designing Transparency
Transparency as Metaphor
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 2: Access to Information Delimited
Abstract
Introduction
Epistemic Violence of Transparency
Law and Exclusion
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 3: Transparency Universal
Abstract
Introduction
Transparency and Inclusivity
Proselytising Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
PART II: TOWARD THE POST-TRANSPARENT
Chapter 4: The Fallacies of Transparency: Fake News, Artificial Intelligence and the Hyperinformation Society
Abstract
Introduction
Fake News: Baudrillard and the Hyperinformation Society
The Illusion of Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Chapter 5: Producing the Transparent Subject: The Gaze Turns Inward
Introduction
Foucault and Subjectivity
The Transparent Subject
Self-Disclosure
Legislating for the Transparent Subject
Whistleblowing Laws
Depoliticising Effects
Summary Further Reading
PART III: RESISTANCE
Chapter 6: Resisting Transparency
Abstract
Introduction
Foucault, Power and Resistance
Resistance to Transparency
Summary
Further Reading
Conclusion
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Treaty Based Investor State Arbitration;human rights;European Union General Data Protection;policy transparency;Colonial Administrations;resisting transparency;EU Report;law transparency;GDPR.;PDA;CJEU;Informational Crises;Cambridge Analytica;Self-tracking Devices;UN;Google Spain SL.;Islamic Veil;Fiscal Transparency;Transparency Discourse;South Sudan;Surveillance Capitalism;Information Laws;Epistemic Violence;Transparency's Claim;Transparent Subject;Glass Architecture;Fake News;Traditional Courts Bill;CJEU's Decision
