Anne Meuwese

New project funded by NWO-MVI: Citizen-friendly data communication (Administrative Law & Data Science)

"Public bodies have lots of data, but administrative law encourages them insufficiently to share these data with citizens in a comprehensible and meaningful way. This project explores new legal and ethical approaches to optimize data communication by public bodies and to help citizens in interpreting these data, in particular through visualization tools."

March 2008 - February 2010 - Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow, University of Antwerp
With the support of Prof. Patricia Popelier, I obtained a Marie Curie Intra-European fellowship, which she used to work on the relationship between 'meta-norms' for lawmaking - such as cost-benefit tests and 'notice and comment  procedures - and rules within constitutional law frameworks.

March 2006 - February 2008 -  researcher at the Department of Politics and the Centre for Regulatory Governance of the University of Exeter
Together with Prof. Claudio Radaelli I worked on the European Network for Better Regulation (ENBR) and Evaluating Integrated Impact Assessments (EVIA) projects, both on the topic of regulatory impact assessment and both funded by the Sixth Framework Programme of the European Commission.

September 2003 - February 2006 - PhD fellow at the Department of Public Law, Section Constitutional and Administrative Law, Leiden University.

May 2005 - July 2006 - Trainee, European Commission
Between March and July 2005 I was a trainee at the unit 'Better Regulation and Institutional Matters' of the European Commission's Secretariat-General in Brussels. 

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