Program and Schedule
GCTR 2019 - Final Program
Full Schedule
Submitted Papers
ALBANESE, et al. Building the Glass House
ARKEDIS et al. Can transparency and accountability programs improve health
ASSUMPÇÃO, A. Electoral Crime Under Democracy
ASSUMPÇÃO, et al. Estimating the Effect of Discreion in Public Spending
BALDO, et al. Using Automated Accessibility Metering Tools in Transparency Rankings
BHARDWAJ, A. JOHRI, A. Evaluating the Performance of Information Commissions in India
BRAGA, S. ANGELI, A. Open Government Data Policies in Latin America
BRANDSMA, G. J. MEJIER, A. Transparency and the speed of multi-actor decision-making process
CAPASSO et al. Fiscal transparency and tax morale
CASAS, P. CHANETON, P. Judicial Transparency and Open Justice: Opportunities and Challenges
CERRILLO-I-MARTÍNEZ. The Evaluation of Compliance of the Transparency Legislation
CHARI, R. CREPAZ, M. Transparency Policy The Public-Private Dimension and Conceptualizing Ecosystems
CICATIELLO et. al. Freedom of Information law at work
CIOCI, F. State-Owned Enterprises - SOEs' Transparency through the lenses
CONTRERAS, P. Changing the bench for a handshake
COSTA, C. Access to Public Information in Brazil, Mexico and Canada
COTA et. al. From freedom of information to public deliberation
CUILLIER, D. Bigger Stick, Better Compliance
DAVENPORT, S. Tax, Transparency, and Trust.
DIAS, V. A experiência do BNDES com a transparência em suas operações
FILHO, M. Building Transparency the role of the Office of the Comptroller General
FOTI, J. Global Report. Open Government Partnership.
FRANCE et al. Assessing transparency of punitive administrative proceedings in Brazil
FUMEGA, S. SCROLLINI, F. You've got mail the role of digital civil society
GREENWOOD, J. RYNNING, C. Doors, Mirros and Incubators
GREENWOOD, J. RYNNING, C. Transparency, Trilogues and Civil Society Organisations
GUERRIERI et al. The Limits Between Transparency And Professional Secrecy Obligations
HEIDE, M. From Threat to Risk: Changing Rationales and Practices of Secrecy
HILLEBRANDT, M. Public_service_transparency_as_quantification
JONASON, P. MPs transparency
JÚNIOR et al. Where to go next in Brazilian research and practice on transparency through software
KAMIL, N. Does climate transparency lead to enhanced climate action
KOSACK et al. An approach to small-scale mixed-methods experimentation
KOSACK et al. Encouraging Participation
LAMBAIS, G. SIGSTAD, H. Judicial Subversion Theory and Evidence from Brazil
MCDERMOTT, P. Secrets and Lies
MICHENER, G. COELHO, J. Are Latin American Governments Complying with Transparency Policies
MILANI, R. Does compliance lead to a more efficient procurement
MORGADO et al. Open data on climate, forests and agriculture in Brazil
MUHUMUZA, E. Promoting transparency in public procurement through open contracting
NOVARO. Whistleblowing in Behavioral Public Administration research
OLIVEIRA et. al. Open Data Index for cities 2018 challenges for open data at the local level
PELED, R. Initial thought on the inner limits of transparency
POLINA, M. Re-election with No Information
RENZIO, P. WEHNER, J. Do poor countries suffer from an Accountability Gap
ROCHA et. al. How can transparency improve women's access to legal abortion in Brazil
RODAS et al. Measuring the implementaion of the Access to Public Information Act in Paraguay
RODRIGUES, K. Measuring transparency in secrey-driven institutions
RUMBUL, R. Parliaments and the People
SAKAI et al. What do Brazilians use FOIL for? A typology of FOIL requests
SANTOS et al. The Bad Path of Social Accountability
SILVA, T. CRUZ, C. Disclosure of Federal Highway Concessionaires Toll Rates Evolution
TORRES, G. Institutional resistance to datafication from below activists' quest for
VALDIONES, A. THUAULT, A. Assessing transparency of environmental information in the Amazon region
WEBECK, S. Accountability in crisis: Assessing performance in the context of data and stories.