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informationization/information technology

WTO & Information Openness of Chinese Government

By Sally Ding on May 17, 2011

ID: TARP-266 Title: WTO & Information Openness of Chinese Government Source: Xingzheng Luntan (Administrative Tribune), General No. 50, Mar. 2002 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2002 Pages: 0 Author(s): Genping Wu Keywords: China, constitution, governance, government, transparency, WTO, informationization Abstract: With the development of economy and society, the openness of government information is not just […]

Posted in 2002, Wu, Genping | Tagged China, constitution, governance, government, informationization/information technology, transparency, World Trade Organization/WTO

China’s Entry into the WTO and Adjustment of Chinese Government

By Sally Ding on May 10, 2011

ID: TARP-207 Title: China’s Entry into the WTO and Adjustment of Chinese Government Source: Jiangxi Social Science, No.01, 2002 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2002 Pages: 0 Author(s): Honglei Jin, Shoukuan Wang Keywords: China, government, legal system, trade, transparency, WTO, informationization Abstract: Since China’s entry into the WTO, it is the Chinese government that faces […]

Posted in 2002 | Tagged China, government, informationization/information technology, legal system, trade, transparency, World Trade Organization/WTO

Practicing Government Affairs Information Open under the Principle of Transparency

By Sally Ding on May 9, 2011

ID: TARP-534 Title: Practicing Government Affairs Information Open under the Principle of Transparency Source: Journal of Guangdong Institute of Public Administration, No. 6, Vol. 14 Parties: 87 Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2002 Pages: 1 Author(s): Hongmei Shen Keywords: China/Chinese, law, legal system, regulation, transparency, informationization Abstract: The principle of transparency requires China to practice governmental […]

Posted in 2002, Shen, Hongmei | Tagged China/Chinese, informationization/information technology, law, legal system, regulation, transparency

Entry into the WTO and Government Informationization

By Sally Ding on May 9, 2011

ID: TARP-188 Title: Entry into the WTO and Government Informationization Source: Administration and Law, No. 6, 2002 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2002 Pages: 0 Author(s): Jie Fei Keywords: China, government, trade, transparency, WTO, informationization Abstract: China shall quicken the establishment of government informationization so as to adapt to the requirements of transparency, the principle […]

Posted in 2002, Fei, Jie | Tagged China, government, informationization/information technology, trade, transparency, World Trade Organization/WTO

The impact of globalization on citizenship: decline or renaissance?

By Sally Ding on April 21, 2011

ID: HARP-353 Title: The impact of globalization on citizenship: decline or renaissance? Source: Journal of Canadian Studies , v.36(1) Spr’01 pg 116-140 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2001 Pages: 0 Author(s): Keywords: Canada, citizenship, globalization, governance, human rights, informationization, politics, civil and political rights, assembly and association Abstract: This article contests two commonly held views […]

Posted in 2001 | Tagged assembly and association, Canada, citizenship, civil and political rights, globalization, governance, human rights, informationization/information technology, politics

Information technology puts privacy under threat as never before

By Sally Ding on April 21, 2011

ID: HARP-351 Title: Information technology puts privacy under threat as never before Source: Canadian Speeches , v.15(2) My/Je’01 pg 47-52 Parties: Dispute Resolution Organ: Year: 2001 Pages: 0 Author(s): Keywords: Canada, human rights, law, informationization, Ontario, civil and political rights, right to privacy, information technology Abstract: Personal privacy is seen as the defining issue for […]

Posted in 2001 | Tagged Canada, civil and political rights, human rights, informationization/information technology, law, Ontario, right to privacy