Proceedings: NAiL 2014: Second International Workshop on Network Analysis in Law

Full-text proceedings have been posted of NAiL 2014: 2nd International Workshop, “Network Analysis in Law,” held 10 December in Krakow, in conjunction with JURIX 2014.

Here are the contents:

• Kevin Ashley, Elizabeth Ferrell Bjerke, Margaret Potter, Hasan Guclu, Jaromir Savelka and Matthias Grabmair: Statutory Network Analysis plus Information Retrieval


• Tommaso Agnoloni and Ugo Pagallo: The Case Law of the Italian Constitutional Court between Network Theory and Philosophy of Information


• Gabriele Rinaldi and Giacomo Fiumara: Prominent Actors in Italian Civil Judiciary: a Social Network Analysis study


• Alexander Boer and Bas Sijtsma: Semi-Automatic Construction of Skeleton Concept Maps from Case Judgments


• Bart Karstens, Marijn Koolen, Giuseppe Dari Mattiacci, Rens Bod and Tom Ginsburg: Reference Structures of National Constitutions


• Romain Boulet, Ana Flavia Barros-Platiau and Pierre Mazzega: 35 years of Multilateral Environmental Agreements Ratification: a Network Analysis


• John Fitzgerald: Network analysis as an aid to legal interpretation – can counting and drawing rules help lawyers understand the context of those rules?


• Carlo Garbarino: A Model of Legal Systems as Evolutionary Networks: Normative Complexity and Self-organization of Clusters of Rules


• Tõnu Tamme, Leo Võhandu and Ermo Täks: A Method to Compare the Complexity of Legal Acts


• Remo Pareschi, Franco Toffoletto and Paolino Zica: Outcome networks for policy analysis, with an application to a case study in labor law


• Deborah De Felice, Giuseppe Giura and Vilhelm Verendel: Why do you quote me? Citation of Superior Court


• Radboud Winkels, Alexander Boer, Bart Vredebregt and Alexander van Someren: Towards a Legal Recommender System

More information about the event is available at the event Website.

HT @Radboud

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