The Automated Administrative State

Danielle K. Citron; ;

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The Automated Administrative State

Danielle K. Citron

CO-AUTHORS Ryan Calo

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Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center The Ethical Machine

DATE

2019-04-8

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Danielle K. Citron

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Citation

Ryan Calo & Danielle K. Citron, The Automated Administrative State, Harvard Kennedy School Shorenstein Center The Ethical Machine (April 8, 2019).

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