Arts and Culture: the next open government frontier By Mauricio Delfin You probably don’t associate open government with the arts very often, but they are more connected than you think. Their relationship usually manifests itself through initiatives that recognize artists as key spokespeople, able to innovatively and creatively transmit the value and power of open […]
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* Artículo publicado en Diario 16, el 27 de Marzo de 2015 La situación actual de las políticas culturales en Lima Metropolitana puede ser descrita como una severa crisis de gobernanza cultural en la ciudad. Ante esta situación haríamos bien en construir una agenda a partir de los principios del “gobierno abierto”. Impulsar una agenda de
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This is a post I wrote about “The promise of open data and the current ambiguity of the concept of open government”, referring to an excellent article by Yu, Harlan, & Robinson, David G. (2012). First in a series of posts I will write about the nature of technologically mediated “openness” in governmental practices. The