@inbook{19c35099dbf94384b7b16dbf6fb95c97,
title = "Towards Open Data Across the Pond",
abstract = "There is a general, international, and multifaceted trend that is shaping the global narrative towards openness as a default setting. The open data movement has been both influencing and influenced by the concepts of Open Government, Open Access, and Open Source; by Freedom of Information laws, and by the regulatory initiatives aiming at fostering the re-use of Public Sector Information. The general aim is promoting information availability, as free of restraints as reasonably possible, to reach a multiplicity of different goals. Transparency, efficiency, accountability, economic growth, and democratic participation are amongst the core values upheld, from an instrumental perspective, by the striving towards openness. This chapter highlights a number of international initiatives that revolve around open data, and that have been instrumental in framing the concept as understood nowadays.",
keywords = "Open data, Open Government, History, Developments, Openness",
author = "{Dalla Corte}, Lorenzo",
year = "2018",
doi = "10.1007/978-94-6265-261-3_2",
language = "English",
isbn = "978-94-6265-260-6",
series = "Information Technology and Law Series",
publisher = "TMC Asser Press",
pages = "11--32",
editor = "{Van Loenen}, Bastiaan and Glenn Vancauwenberghe and Joep Crompvoets",
booktitle = "Open Data Exposed",
}