Ivo Babaja, The Right to Information as a Question of Public Sovereignty
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The document discusses the right to information as a matter of public sovereignty. It argues that popular sovereignty principles should target public administration as an information system designed with citizens as its ultimate information clients. The conclusion is that the public administration system needs to be conceived, designed, and developed for citizens rather than the government in order to truly accept contemporary political systems as democracies.
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