CFP: Jurix 2007
27/06/07 12:32
The Call for
Papers for the the 20th International JURIX
conference on Legal Knowledge and Information
Systems, to be held in Leyden, The Netherlands, from
12-15 December 2007, has been published.
CFP: Second International Conference on Computational Models of Argument (COMMA 08)
26/06/07 14:19
The
Second International Conference on Computational
Models of Argument (COMMA 08) will take place in
Toulouse, France in May of 2008. See the
Call for Papers for
further information.
Legislative XML Summer School, Florence
26/06/07 12:01
The
Legislative XML Summer School (LeX) will take place
10-15 September 2007 at the European University
Institute, in San Domenico di Fiesole, Florence,
Italy.
The LeX school is an intensive, 6-day program aimed at providing knowledge of the most significant ICT standards emerging for legislation, an understanding of their impact in the different phases of the legislative process, awareness of the tools based on legislative standards, and the ability to participate in the preparation and use of standard-compliant documents throughout the participate in law-making process.
The LeX school will address standards concerning different aspects of legislation: abstract (logical) ways of identifying legislative documents, ways of structuring legislative documents and data, ways of dealing with changes in the law, ways of distinguishing and representing the different stages of the life cycle of a law text (from first drafts, to parliamentary discussions, to amendments, to subsequent modifications), ways of defining and applying conceptual classifications to law texts, ways of building executable representations of legislative knowledge.
Organising institutions: CIRSFID (University of Bologna), European University Institute, University of Amsterdam, and ITTIG-CNR (Florence).
Directors: Enrico Pattaro and Giovanni Sartor
Program committee: Tom van Engers, Monica Palmirani, Giovanni Sartor
Scientific committee: Carlo Biagioli, Alexander Boer, Gladys Boss Sholley, Raffaella Brighi, Angelo di Iorio, Enrico Francesconi, Tom Gordon, Caterina Lupo, Pierluigi Spinosa, Daniela Tiscornia, Radboud Winkels, Flavio Zeni
Contact for information: legislativexml@eui.eu
Web site (including the detailed program and link to the application form): http://www.one-lex.eu/Activities/summerschool/legislativexml.html
The LeX school is an intensive, 6-day program aimed at providing knowledge of the most significant ICT standards emerging for legislation, an understanding of their impact in the different phases of the legislative process, awareness of the tools based on legislative standards, and the ability to participate in the preparation and use of standard-compliant documents throughout the participate in law-making process.
The LeX school will address standards concerning different aspects of legislation: abstract (logical) ways of identifying legislative documents, ways of structuring legislative documents and data, ways of dealing with changes in the law, ways of distinguishing and representing the different stages of the life cycle of a law text (from first drafts, to parliamentary discussions, to amendments, to subsequent modifications), ways of defining and applying conceptual classifications to law texts, ways of building executable representations of legislative knowledge.
Organising institutions: CIRSFID (University of Bologna), European University Institute, University of Amsterdam, and ITTIG-CNR (Florence).
Directors: Enrico Pattaro and Giovanni Sartor
Program committee: Tom van Engers, Monica Palmirani, Giovanni Sartor
Scientific committee: Carlo Biagioli, Alexander Boer, Gladys Boss Sholley, Raffaella Brighi, Angelo di Iorio, Enrico Francesconi, Tom Gordon, Caterina Lupo, Pierluigi Spinosa, Daniela Tiscornia, Radboud Winkels, Flavio Zeni
Contact for information: legislativexml@eui.eu
Web site (including the detailed program and link to the application form): http://www.one-lex.eu/Activities/summerschool/legislativexml.html
ICAIL 2007 Post Conference Information
21/06/07 10:38
Information
about the ICAIL 2007 conference, which took place
June 4-8, 2007, at Stanford University in Palo Alto,
California, such as slides of some of the talks and
photos of the conference, is available now
here.