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    The Digital Architecture of Governance: LAWPOL as a Pioneer in Research and Data Science
    29.09.2026 Anne Alvesalo-Kuusi, Kimmo Elo, Nea Lepinkäinen, Kristian Martiskainen, Edvin Sarlund, István Svoboda

    The Digital Architecture of Governance: LAWPOL as a Pioneer in Research and Data Science

    The Birth of a Breakthrough: From Hunch to Infrastructure Every revolution in research begins with a question – and often, a profound frustration. In 2018, a research group in Turku noticed that safety and security are common arguments for new...

    Fostering Engaged Citizens: LAWPOL and the Future of Democratic Literacy
    22.09.2026 Anne Alvesalo-Kuusi, Kimmo Elo, Nea Lepinkäinen, Kristian Martiskainen, Edvin Sarlund, István Svoboda

    Fostering Engaged Citizens: LAWPOL and the Future of Democratic Literacy

    The Challenge: Connecting Abstract Ideals to Daily Reality What should you learn to qualify for life? What should you master to get hired?  – Artist Avain, in the song Elämä on tentti (2001), translation by the author  As the Finnish artist Avain sang...

    LAWPOL – a cutting-edge research infrastructure bringing transparency to the legislative process
    15.01.2025 LAWPOL-team

    LAWPOL – a cutting-edge research infrastructure bringing transparency to the legislative process

    LAWPOL offers both researchers as well as non-academic users information about the legislative process as well as useful tools to for in-depth analysis. With the help of AI, one will even be able to extract meaning from the text and...

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