E-democracy and building the Open Parliament | Cristiano Ferri | TEDxLiberdade
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- čas přidán 24. 07. 2024
- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Cristiano Ferri developed the Legislative e-Democracy Program, an online platform of the Brazilian House of Representatives, that allows thousands of citizens to interact with lawmakers, comment on legislation, and debate policy. On the TEDx stage, he demonstrates online tools that catalyze citizen engagement in creating law and policy--allowing people to interact directly with lawmakers, comment on legislation, and debate policy.
Cristiano Ferri Faria is currently the Director of the Hacker Laboratory in the Brazilian House of Representatives. He is also the developer and manager of the Legislative e-Democracy Program at Brazilian House of Representatives. As senior official of the House for 21 years, he has built expertise in lawmaking, opening parliament, digital democracy, parliamentary informatics, transparency, innovation in public sector and quality of law (legistic). Faria is a research associate from Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation, Harvard Kennedy School. He holds a PhD in sociology and political science at the Institute for Social and Political Studies, State University from Rio de Janeiro and a Master of Science degree in public policy from Queen Mary’s College, University of London.
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Very nice presentation.
and 7 years later its still a good talk...
This is a very important and interesting subject. With developing of more direct control over government I believe the structure of society itself will change. People are too limited with their local interests to control global legislation while "professional" politicians are too prone to lobby private interests of those who pay them. So I think world will move more towards global confederacy of smaller states that are small enough for direct democracy while maintaining some global rights and principles. Representative system is an obsolete structure in a world where everyone can have his voice heard through the web.
Or the web will be shutdown or limited so much and we will live in a totalitarian state with constant brainwashing through this very internet and no rights whatsoever.
Is there a transcript for this Tedx Talk? I'd love to know.
First, they are not Hackers. Hackers have a negative connotation. They are programmers. Second, nice project but how about the ranpid corruption in the Brazilian Government? Can this project monitor that problem? Only forty percent of Brazilian citizens have access to the internet, including phone users. Sorry but democracy really means the majority. Perhaps the Brazilian government should give citizens access to the internet before creating projects that only benefit the minority.
well said ( Sad but true:/)
There is no order on how things happen in reality, that is just how it goes in the little conscient part of ur brain. What we can do is increase the amount of new ideas in the meme pool. The rest is natural selection and nature/reality doing its thing.
I know his English isn't the best, but even a non-native speaker should know the difference between a hacker and a programmer.
no he is Director of the Hacker Laboratory. Isnt this for see the lack of their new program,project...
interesting topic, but this speaker is unfortunately boring to listen to.