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This paper clarifies relations between language and work from both Lukács and Rossi-Landi theories to methodologically construct the relations between work and discourse in the Political Economy of Communication subfield. There is a theoretical confusion in research works that equate what Rossi-Landi calls "linguistic work" with "non-linguistic work" because they do not correctly interpret the homology concept used by the author and/or do not consider the ontology of social being constructed by Lukács. To clarify these mistakes, I made a small digression on the subject from the writings of Lukács to then correct mistakes in the theoretical texts analyzed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to present the universals properties of the Archives, thought of as an archival institution, based on a priori philosophical reflection, to establish fundaments to determinate the graduation of these properties - and their maximum level, at the Paradigmatic Archive - and to confirm these properties through the forms observed in the General Archive of the Indies, that displays them to some degree. With that, the aim is to build a model for the Archives, determining how they should be. The interdisciplinary approach, between ontology and archivology, was adopted, integrating the method of philosophical reflection with documentary research procedures, based on pieces of fonds from the General Archive of the Indies, collection of images of the author and sources. The discussion addresses aspects of practices, forms and functions, which indicate the essence of the Archives and their path towards their paradigmatic ideality. The General Archive of the Indies is presented as a particular example that exemplifies these essential properties. Our conclusion is that there are certain essential universal properties of Archives, or archival institutions, which are: accessibility, durability and practicality. In addition, the proposed model is applicable for the institutionalization of Archives and also for the construction, reforms, implantations, the creation of new spaces, adaptations, restructuring in buildings and institutional uses of the Archive. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

CLAV Platform: a contribution to provide access to Portuguese Public Administration open data Keywords: Public Administration, archives, macro appraisal, functional classification, open data, ontology, CLAV Platform This presentation aims to specify CLAV's requirements, its modeling process and to exploit its data at an Open Administration context; it also aims to present the platform's main features and to reveal how it will promote public administration open data access. The presentation begins with an introduction to European and Portuguese strategies and policies to provide access to open data, regarding open science and public administration, as well as the current digital transformation policies. Such policies tend to promote semantic interoperability and archival information management, with special focus on classification and appraisal, supported by a new legal framework. Among other initiatives, the Portuguese coordination agency for the archival policy has developed a classification and appraisal framework, based on a public administration functional classification and business process list. CLAV is an ontology based electronic platform, developed to implement the use of that business process list, in order to support the creation of business activity structure classification schemes and retention schedules to integrate the organizational information management systems. The data hosted and managed by CLAV is meant to reach a diverse public and will be available in CSV, RDF, OWL, SKOS and XML, through a data API (Application Programming Interface) at Portuguese electronic data dissemination and exchange platforms such as Dados.gov and the e Portugal Portal, the former Portal do Cidadão. CLAV will also be referenced at the European Commission Joinup catalog, a collaborative platform within the ISA2 Programme - Interoperability solutions for public administrations, businesses and citizens. The presentation specifies also the importance of the data made available through CLAV to the implementation of General Data Protection Regulation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]