What information is necessary for the reporting of educational policy issues? The case of the Benito Juárez García University

3-36

The constitutional system and the right to information. A systemic analysis

37-54

Access to justice: human right or commodity?

55-72

Anti-corruption prosecutors’ offices in the states. An analysis of the normative autonomy of their heads

73-95

Distortion of the right of access to public information

97-127

Clinical records: obstacles and possibilities for free access to health information

129-153

Blockchain and identity. Implementation opportunities for Mexico city’s digital citizenship law

155-177

Generative artificial intelligence and the challenges in the protection of personal data

179-205

Subsidies to parliamentary groups and accountability. Reflections regarding the reach of the transparency law

209-234

Transparency and access to information in the Escazu agreement: scope and challenges for environmental justice in Mexico

235-263

Kornberg, M. (2003). Inside congressional committees: function and dysfunction in the legislative process. Columbia University Press

267-271

Preliminares