All Posts Tagged With: "open government"
Two Cheers for Transparency
If citizens knew more about how their governments really worked and what they spent other people’s money on, it would not only make for better-informed citizens but for better (and hopefully less) government at the same time. That’s the theory behind a growing movement spearheaded by think tanks from coast to coast and in Canada. [...]
21May2009 | Lawrence W. Reed | 6 comments | Continued-
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