Cultures of Transparency

Cultures of Transparency

Between Promise and Peril

Fengler, Susanne; Sittmann, Julia; Berger, Stefan; Owetschkin, Dimitrij

Taylor & Francis Ltd

01/2023

228

Mole

Inglês

9780367757069

15 a 20 dias

453

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Cultures of Transparency in a Changing World - an Introduction
Dimitrij Owetschkin, Julia Sittmann, Stefan Berger
Part I: Transparency and Public Policy - Historical and Methodological Perspectives




Transparency in Public Affairs: The Rise of a Successful Political Metaphor
Sandrine Baume



Transparency and Economic Development
Jens Forssbaeck
Part II: Transparency in the Digital Age




Bullets of Truth: Julian Assange and the Politics of Transparency
Mark Fenster



Whistleblowers, Media, and Democracy in Latin America
Rogerio Christofoletti



Blind Spots: Shedding Light on Media Transparency Research Across the World
Susanne Fengler, Dominik Speck, Mariella Bastian and Judith Pies
Part III: The Limits of Informational Openness




Does Transparency Endanger Trust? Reflections on a Delicate Relationship
Martin Hartmann



Can Transparency be a Sin? On the Advantages and Obstacles of the New Silver Bullet in Academic Research
Stefan Hornbostel



The Limits of Transparency: China, the United States and the World Trade Organization
Padideh Ala'i & Katayoon Beshkardana
Part IV: Transparency and the Individual - The "End of Privacy"




Transparency and Privatisation
Thomas Docherty



Transparency, Privacy, and Civil Inattention
Emmanuel Alloa
Part V: Towards a "Transparent Society"?




Stainless Subjects: Transparency Imaginaries of the Avantgardes
Vincent Kaufman



The Idea of the Public Sphere and Social Movements as Agents of Transparency: Historical Perspectives
Stefan Berger and Dimitrij Owetschkin
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China's WTO Accession Negotiation;transparency;Direct Democracy;trust;Violated;demands;Face To Face;economics;Operation Car Wash;politics;Radical Transparency;civil society;Follow;expectations;Post-war;law;digital world;MediaAcT Survey;governance;Transparency Discourses;social media;Real Gdp;culture;Average Income;limits;Doctrinal Roots;social change;Assange;subjectivities;Legal Transparency;surveillance;Transparency Instruments;social control;Ante Transparency;Public policy;Bourgeois Public Sphere;UK Freedom;Economic discourses;Public Engagement;IMF's International Financial Statistics;Social surveillance;Transparency Obligations;UK Prison;WTO Trade Policy Review Mechanism