Electronic Participation in Europe

Aichholzer, Georg; Strauß, Stefan

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“…Top-Down Acciones de Participación Ciudadana de manera efectiva en los procesos de toma de decisiones de los organismos representativos y está compuesto por diversos factores como la constitución, el entorno institucional, la cultura política y la forma de comunicación entre el gobierno y los ciudadanos, las cuales si se fortalecen pueden potenciar y revitalizar la democracia representativa (Aichholzer & Strauß, 2016) Relación de la e-Participación con GE y GA La e-Participación es parte fundamental del gobierno electrónico y hace parte de la última etapa de desarrollo GE en la Figura 1-1, la cual permite a los ciudadanos participar en discusiones para la toma de decisiones y recibir realimentación sobre las disposiciones tomadas.…”

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The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

Zheng

Schachter

2017

Public Performance & Management Review

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Methodology for the evaluation of e-Participation software toolsThis master thesis presents the research conducted to obtain the Methodology for the Evaluation of e-Participation Software -MESeP, designed to apply to any e-Participation software tool if access to information is available.This research emerges as a response to some lacks identified. On the one hand, there is a lack of rigorousness in the definition of evaluation stages for e-participation software tools. Another is a lack of precise identification of information systems functionalities for citizen participation. On the other hand, there are no methodologies for evaluating eparticipation software tools, leading to two guiding questions translated into two systematic literature reviews SLR. The first SLR identified characteristics and factors associated with e-Participation software tools. The second one identified variables and indicators. Then, the factors were associated with the determined variables and the indicators. An expert judgement analyzed the first version of the methodology. After the expert judgement, a refinement process was carried out, resulting in the final version of the MESeP, which has four phases and eight activities and the nine factors, 23 variables, and 64 indicators identified.

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The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

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Schachter

2017

Public Performance & Management Review

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E-Democracy: Conceptual Foundations and Recent Trends

Lindner

Aichholzer

2019

European E-Democracy in Practice

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Lindner and Aichholzer provide an introductory overview of the theoretical and conceptual foundations of electronic democracy, thereby providing analytical insights on the interplay between Internet-based communication and democratic processes. To this end, different normative views, aims and approaches of e-democracy are presented and systematically related to the central tenets of the main models of democracy. As e-participation plays an essential role in most conceptions of e-democracy, a typology of Internet-based citizen involvement is developed, thereby structuring the diversity of e-participation practices. Given the growing relevance of Web 2.0 and social media, the chapter discusses to which degree they are able to support core democratic functions of public communication-namely public critique, legitimation, and integration-by exploring the effects of social media usage on the quality of deliberation, political activism and political behaviour. In view of phenomena such as "personalised politics", echo chambers and deliberate misinformation, the authors call for effective political, educational and regulatory responses to the democratic challenges social media increasingly pose. 2.1 Organisation and Theoretical Framework This chapter provides an introductory overview of the basic concepts, which will be applied in the ensuing chapters of this volume. This includes a brief introduction of the key characteristics of liberal, participatory and deliberative democracy, with the aim of providing conceptual orientation regarding the different concepts of e-democracy that will be dealt with in greater detail in this book. A comprehensive account and discussion of the rich political and theoretical debates on democracy is

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Defining e-Government

Cahlikova

2021

The Introduction of E-Government in Switzerland

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Electronic Participation in Europe

Cited by 9 publications

References 71 publications

The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

The Impact of Administrator Willingness on Website E-Participation: Some Evidence from Municipalities

E-Democracy: Conceptual Foundations and Recent Trends

Defining e-Government

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