Lunch seminar
The Estonian EU presidency has recently come to an end. Estonia profiles itself as a digital society (there were as many digital signatures made in Estonia in 2016 as in the whole rest of the EU!) and both Estonian and foreign observers looked to the EU presidency as a chance to push for a more digital Europe. How did Estonia succeed? Are data protection concerns legitimate reasons for going slow on introduction of more e-governance? Why can Estonia do it and not others? These are the issues to be discussed at the seminar.
Katrin Metcalf-Nyman is a Visiting Professor at the Tallinn Law School, Tallinn University of Technology. Katrin Metcalf-Nyman has also been active as an expert related to legislative drafting and institutional reforms for public and private institutions and international organizations.
Time: Friday 19 January 2018, 12-13
Location: Faculty Room, 8th floor, Juridicum, Stockholm University
Registration: Please register online or with asnate.maddalo@juridicum.su.se
no later than Wednesday 17 january 2018.
Refreshments and sandwiches will be available to registered participants from 11.30.
Should you have any special requirements or allergies please inform us when registrering.
Warm welcome!
Jaan Paju