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We need to change the way we relate to citizens and this will enable meaningful interaction between the political system and the public.
Lambert Van Nistelrooij Member of the European Parliament
Carlos Moedas
I fully support you in this endeavour. Your strong commitment towards Europe is very much welcomed.
Carlos Moedas Mayor of Lisbon - Former European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation
It took about two-and-a-half centuries to get the cultures of copyright, the laws of defamation, the conceptions of intellectual property, that reconciled what was done by the arrival of printing.
Onora Sylvia O’Neill, Baroness O’Neill of Bengarve Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cambridge
Caroline de Gruyter
We Europeans used to shoot at each other with ammunition, and now we all go to Brussels and shoot at each other with words...
Caroline de Gruyter Journalist and Author
Žiga Turk Portrait
The democratic systems that we have today have changed too little to respond to technological change. At the same time, they have changed too much for the nature of man, that is much less plastic.
Žiga Turk Professor in Construction Informatics at the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering at the University of Ljubljana
Krzysztof Szubert Portrait
In order to make the most of technological advances, the European Union needs to be open to transformation and have the courage to push forward with smart ideas.
Krzysztof Szubert Former Secretary of State / Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs, Poland. Visiting Fellow, University of Oxford, UK. Strategic Advisor of National Research Institute (NASK). Member of the Council of the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR)
Antonio Loprieno Portrait
These issues are intellectually interesting as they make us reflect on the philosophical, social and political foundations of our post-enlightenment Europe.