Talk Series: Advanced Topics of Law & TechnologyTechnology has transformative power – and this is generally a power for… |
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Constitutional Innovation Hub Graz
The Constitutional Innovation Hub Graz (CIHG) is a platform for inter- and transdisciplinary research, art and activism projects, and events, that are connected to socio-techno-legal topics.
What drives us
Technological innovation in contemporary legal and political institutions shift our societies. The interplay between political communication, rule of law and the definition of a technological condition has major influence on societies' constitution.
However, none of those elements can be understood in isolation. Instead, they are tightly entangled with each other as practically achieved and collectively imagined Living Constitutions.
Strictly disciplinary perspectives and approaches to this complex environment seem unfitting.
Therefore, the CIHG aims to work within the triangle of law, technology, and society as a flexible platform with diverse members and a broad know-how spectrum.
A flexible platform with diverse members
Professor Iris Eisenberger
Annemarie Hofer
Thomas Buocz
Nikolaus Poechhacker
Severin Kacianka
Peter Kahlert
Katharina König
Magdalena Nemeth
Elisabeth Paar
Research
Innovative ConstitutionalismRegulating innovation and the political arena. We want to outline the constitutional… |
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Participative Legal InnovationInvolving society into legal innovation research. We are convinced, that all parts… |
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Critical Legal TechLegal Technologies such as chatbots or automated document verification are becoming increasingly… |
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Co-Creative Tech RegulationDealing with the co-development of new technologies and their legal regulations “in… |
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News
Blog Post: European Legal Framework31-03-2021 When the public sector aims to introduce disruptive technologies (DTs), different… |
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Frontiers in Big Data: New Publication by Nikolaus Poechhacker and Severin Kacianka16-02-2021 Algorithmic Accountability in Context. Socio-Technical Perspectives on Structural Causal Models Nikolaus… |
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Interim Report: REASON01-02-2021 On 20 January 2021 the REASON team met to discuss the… |
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Global Response to COVID-19: State of Exception in Austria and New Zealand20-01-2021 Comparative study of legal-economic responses to COVID-19 by Mag. Thomas Buocz… |
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Events
Talk Series: Advanced Topics of Law & TechnologyTechnology has transformative power – and this is generally a power for… |
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55. Netzpolitischer Abend AT on May 6 202126-04-2021 On May 6th at 7.30 p.m. the 55th Netzpolitische Abend AT… |
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ETAPAS Online Workshop30-04-2021 Disruptive technologies in the public sector: how to manage ethical risks… |
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Talk: 2021 – Year of the Sandbox?19-04-2021 Thomas Buocz has given a talk on “2021 – Year of… |
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Projects
Legal Positivism & AIBy exploring the relation between legal theory and machine learning, this project… |
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ETAPASThe H2020 project ETAPAS explores the use of disruptive technologies (DTs) in public administration. The… |
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Design SprintDesign Sprint 2020 “Privacy by Design: Tackling the Wicked” By definition, there… |
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DIGrenz: Digitalization within Asylum ProceduresEvery year, several thousand asylum procedures are conducted in Austria. Because of… |
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