Workshop: Digital Government and E-Rulemaking: New Directions for Technology and Regulation

EIA-0226053 Cary Coglians哈佛大学数字政府和电子规则制定：技术和监管的新方向规则制定是政府机构采用国会通过的法律，提供必要的详细科学、工程和经济分析以将这些法律转化为法规和实践，然后与任何感兴趣的各方协商的过程。然后，他们必须考虑任何外部建议，并接受或拒绝这些建议。记录他们这样做的原因。整个过程和决定必须是公开和透明的。许多联邦机构已经开始试验在规则制定过程中使用互联网。希望这将增加公众对这一进程的了解，同时提供一种更容易记录各机构与公众之间互动的方式。这一拟议的讲习班将汇集信息技术研究人员、法律和行政专家以及各机构人员，以制定与这一非常重要的民主进程有关的信息技术和社会科学/政治学研究议程。

EIA-0226053Cary CoglianeseHarvard UniversityDigital Government and E-Rulemaking: New Direction for Technology and RegulationRulemaking is the process by which government agencies take laws passed by Congress, provide the detailed scientific, engineering, and economic analyses necessary to reduce those laws to regulation and practice, and then consult with any interested parties. They must then consider any external recommendations and accept or reject them. Documenting their reasons for doing so. The entire process and decisions must be open and transparent.Many Federal agencies have begun experimenting with using the Internet in the rulemaking process. The hope is that this will increase the accessibility of the process to the public, while providing an easier way to document the interactions between the agencies and the public.This proposed workshop will bring together information technology researchers, legal and administrative experts, and agency personnel to develop an information technology and social/political science research agenda related to this very important democratic process.