Parademo: e-Democracy Based on a Delegated Expert Selection Process in a Small-World Network

Siebes, Ronny

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11631-5_10

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“…Lately the increasing need for self-governance in emergent communities, potentially geographically dispersed and typically communicating over SM, has given rise to a new genre of decision-making approaches. These approaches range from the simple 'outsourcing' of functions of traditional politics, such as campaigning [8], to a SM platform, through the very use of SM capabilities in ways that redefine the decision making process itself, such as expertise and trust-based vote delegation [27,24], grass-roots decision making infrastructure [2], or open innovation deliberation [3].…”

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Building consensus via a semantic web collaborative space

Anadiotis¹,

Kafentzis²,

Pavlopoulos³

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on World Wide Web

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In this paper we outline the design and implementation of the eDialogos Consensus process and platform to support wide-scale collaborative decision making. We present the design space and choices made and perform a conceptual alignement of the domains this space entails, based on the use of the eDialogos Consensus ontology as a crystallization point for platform design and implementation as well as interoperability with existing solutions. We also present a metric for calculating agreement on the issues under debate in the platform, incorporating argumentation structure and user feedback.

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confidence: 99%