Legislative XML Summer School
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10-15 September 2007 - San Domenico di
Fiesole (Florence)
LeX is an intensive, 6-day program that requires participants' total dedication and intellectual commitment. The program's learning process assists participants to develop both knowledge and skills in using and manging shared or interoperable standards for legislative document enabling access, communication, processing, and integration of legislation through IT technologies, in an open and cooperative framework.
Standards concern 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.
All of these aspects will be addressed in the school, which aims at providing knowledge of the most significant standards emerging for legislation, an understanding of their impact in the different phases of the legislative process, awareness of the technologies based on legislative standards, and the ability to participate in the preparation and use of standard-compliant documents throughout the law-making process.
Main topics
Co-director: Giovanni Sartor
Marie-Curie Professor of Legal informatics and Legal Theory
European University Institute, Law Department
Badia Fiesolana,Via dei Roccettini 9
50016 San Domenico di Fiesole (FI), ITALY
Tel:+39-055-4685-528
Secretary:+39-055-4685-275
Fax: +39-055-4685-200
E-mail: giovanni.sartor@eui.eu
Web site
Co-director: Enrico Pattaro
Director of Cirsfid - University of Bologna
Via Galliera 3, 40121 Bologna
Tel:+39-051-277211
Secretary: 39-051-2772
Fax: +39-051-260782
E-mail: cirsfid-pat@cirsfid.unibo.it
Program Committee
We seek applicants who are interested in legislative drafting and in the electronic management of legal sources and who intend to work in this area in the future.
LEX is designed primarily for officers of legislative bodies and other normative authorities (at the national, international, regional and local level), but its target group also includes drafters of normative texts in the private sector, documentalists dealing with legal sources, experts in the electronic management of legal texts, student and researchers working in legal informatics and legislation studies.
Language
The program is conducted entirely in English, but slides and written material will be available to enable everybody to follow the lectures and participate in discussions.
Scholarships opportunities
5 scholariships for students will be available, covering the registration fee (travel and accommodation not included).
Classes
LEX accepts the participation of maximum 35 individuals.
Admission and fee
LEX's tuition of euro 230 (university and PhD students) and euro 430 (others) covers all program-related activities, course materials, administrative support, lunches, welcome refreshments, and a social dinner. Accommodations and the remaining meals are not covered.
LEX's tuition of euro 590 (university and PhD students) and euro 790 (others) also covers accommodation in Centro Studi Cisl (http://www.centrostudi.cisl.it/), at walking distance from the Summer school site. (http://www.iue.it/LAW/).
Participants will be selected on the basis of the information in their completed application form and their curriculum vitae.
All application materials are due by 20 July 2007.
Applicants may send their materials to the LEX Program Office by E-mail: legislativexml@eui.eu
By 25 July, selected individuals will be notified by E-mail of their acceptance. At that time, they will be informed of the scholarship support available to them.
They will have until 1 August 2007 to pay the registration fee. Failure to meet this deadline will result in a loss of the participant's slot in the program.
Payment
The payment will need to be done to :
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Via dei Roccettini 9
50014 San Domenico di Fiesole
Firenze Italy
CASSA DI RISPARMIO DI FIRENZE
Via Bufalini 6
50122 Firenze
Italy
Payments from abroad must use
Payment from Italy must use
Summer School site
Classes will be held at:
Villa Schifanoia
Via Boccaccio 121
San Domenico
Florence
Key dates:
20 July, 2007: Application deadline
25 July, 2007: Communication of acceptance
1 August, 2007: Registration fee due
Credits and evaluation
Certificate of Completion and four education credits (ECTS) will be awarded.
Accommodation and meals
Participants are invited to stay in the Centro Studi Cisl hotel near the summer school site (shown on LEX web site).
Participants who wish to share a room should inform the LEX staff of this fact when filling the application form.
Lunch is provided by the program each day. There will also be a social dinner on Thursday.
Social programme
A special event in Firenze will be organised at the end with a visit to Palazzo Vecchio.
Sponsoring Institution
The school aims 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 law-making process.
- Aim of the course
- Main topics
- Organization
- Programme Committee
- Scientific Committee
- Target group
- Language
- Scholarships opportunities
- Classes
- Payment
- Admission and fee
- Summer School Site
- Key dates
- Credits and evaluation
- Accommodation and meals
- Social programme
- Sponsoring Institutions
LeX is an intensive, 6-day program that requires participants' total dedication and intellectual commitment. The program's learning process assists participants to develop both knowledge and skills in using and manging shared or interoperable standards for legislative document enabling access, communication, processing, and integration of legislation through IT technologies, in an open and cooperative framework.
Standards concern 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.
All of these aspects will be addressed in the school, which aims at providing knowledge of the most significant standards emerging for legislation, an understanding of their impact in the different phases of the legislative process, awareness of the technologies based on legislative standards, and the ability to participate in the preparation and use of standard-compliant documents throughout the law-making process.
Main topics
- Markup languages and web technologies
- Principles of legislative markup at European and extra European level
- Applications and tools for managing legislative documents
- Legislative norms in the Information Society
- Legislative ontology and Legislative quality standards
- Logical identification of legislative texts
- Semantic structure of normative texts
- Legislative standards in legislative process
- Models of legal contents
- E-legislation
Co-director: Giovanni Sartor
Marie-Curie Professor of Legal informatics and Legal Theory
European University Institute, Law Department
Badia Fiesolana,Via dei Roccettini 9
50016 San Domenico di Fiesole (FI), ITALY
Tel:+39-055-4685-528
Secretary:+39-055-4685-275
Fax: +39-055-4685-200
E-mail: giovanni.sartor@eui.eu
Web site
Co-director: Enrico Pattaro
Director of Cirsfid - University of Bologna
Via Galliera 3, 40121 Bologna
Tel:+39-051-277211
Secretary: 39-051-2772
Fax: +39-051-260782
E-mail: cirsfid-pat@cirsfid.unibo.it
Program Committee
- Tom van Engers, University of Amsterdam - Leibeniz Center for Law
- Monica Palmirani, University of Bologna - CIRSFID
- Giovanni Sartor, EUI
- Fabio Vitali, University of Bologna - Computer Science Department
- Carlo Biagioli, ITTIG, CNR - Italy
- Alexander Boer, University of Amsterdam - Leibeniz Center for Law
- Gladys Boss Sholley, Kenya Law Report - Kenya
- Raffaella Brighi, University of Bologna - CIRSFID
- Angelo di Iorio, University of Bologna - Department of Computer Science
- Enrico Francesconi, ITTIG, CNR - Italy
- Tom Gordon, Fraunhofer - Fokus - Germany
- Caterina Lupo, CNIPA
- Pierluigi Spinosa, ITTIG, CNR - Italy
- Daniela Tiscornia, ITTIG, CNR - Italy
- Radboud Winkels, University of Amsterdam - Leibeniz Center for Law
- Flavio Zeni, UNDESA
We seek applicants who are interested in legislative drafting and in the electronic management of legal sources and who intend to work in this area in the future.
LEX is designed primarily for officers of legislative bodies and other normative authorities (at the national, international, regional and local level), but its target group also includes drafters of normative texts in the private sector, documentalists dealing with legal sources, experts in the electronic management of legal texts, student and researchers working in legal informatics and legislation studies.
Language
The program is conducted entirely in English, but slides and written material will be available to enable everybody to follow the lectures and participate in discussions.
Scholarships opportunities
5 scholariships for students will be available, covering the registration fee (travel and accommodation not included).
Classes
LEX accepts the participation of maximum 35 individuals.
Admission and fee
LEX's tuition of euro 230 (university and PhD students) and euro 430 (others) covers all program-related activities, course materials, administrative support, lunches, welcome refreshments, and a social dinner. Accommodations and the remaining meals are not covered.
LEX's tuition of euro 590 (university and PhD students) and euro 790 (others) also covers accommodation in Centro Studi Cisl (http://www.centrostudi.cisl.it/), at walking distance from the Summer school site. (http://www.iue.it/LAW/).
Participants will be selected on the basis of the information in their completed application form and their curriculum vitae.
All application materials are due by 20 July 2007.
Applicants may send their materials to the LEX Program Office by E-mail: legislativexml@eui.eu
By 25 July, selected individuals will be notified by E-mail of their acceptance. At that time, they will be informed of the scholarship support available to them.
They will have until 1 August 2007 to pay the registration fee. Failure to meet this deadline will result in a loss of the participant's slot in the program.
Payment
The payment will need to be done to :
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE
Via dei Roccettini 9
50014 San Domenico di Fiesole
Firenze Italy
CASSA DI RISPARMIO DI FIRENZE
Via Bufalini 6
50122 Firenze
Italy
Payments from abroad must use
| Bank account | 577/75 |
| ABI | 06160 |
| CAB | 02800 |
| Swift code | CRF IIT 3F |
| IBAN | IT35O0616002800000000577C75 |
Payment from Italy must use
| Bank account | 69156/00 |
| ABI | 06160 |
| CAB | 02800 |
| Swift code | CRF IIT 3F |
| IBAN | IT75Z0616002800000069156C00 |
Summer School site
Classes will be held at:
Villa Schifanoia
Via Boccaccio 121
San Domenico
Florence
Key dates:
20 July, 2007: Application deadline
25 July, 2007: Communication of acceptance
1 August, 2007: Registration fee due
Credits and evaluation
Certificate of Completion and four education credits (ECTS) will be awarded.
Accommodation and meals
Participants are invited to stay in the Centro Studi Cisl hotel near the summer school site (shown on LEX web site).
Participants who wish to share a room should inform the LEX staff of this fact when filling the application form.
Lunch is provided by the program each day. There will also be a social dinner on Thursday.
Social programme
A special event in Firenze will be organised at the end with a visit to Palazzo Vecchio.
Sponsoring Institution
- CIRSFID, Faculty of law, University of Bologna, Bologna (www.cirsfid.unibo.it)
- European University Institute, San Domenico di Fiesole, Florence (www.eui.eu)
- Leibniz Centre for Law, University of Amsterdam (www.leibnizcenter.org)
- ITTIG-CNR, Florence (www.ittig.cnr.it)
- Italian Parliament (www.parlamento.it)
- Global Centre for ICT in Parliament (www.ictparliament.org)
- ONE-LEX Marie-Curie Chair (www.one-lex.eu)
ONE-LEX