Titlebook: Electronic Participation; 8th IFIP WG 8.5 Inte Efthimios Tambouris,Panos Panagiotopoulos,Tomasz J Conference proceedings 2016 IFIP Internat

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Hamid R. Ashrafzadeh,Pooya Alaediniinstruments. In light of these findings the paper further discusses the factors that are likely to account for these differences and highlights the need to look beyond the success of online voting for a holistic evaluation of the state of e-democracy in a given country.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23698-5 media itself as an equally important actor. The processes of boundary crossing by the municipal communicators are discussed in terms of learning processes and new emerging competences that might redefine the role of the municipal communicator and hence perhaps the public servant in general.

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Success in eVoting – Success in eDemocracy? The Estonian Paradoxinstruments. In light of these findings the paper further discusses the factors that are likely to account for these differences and highlights the need to look beyond the success of online voting for a holistic evaluation of the state of e-democracy in a given country.

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Efforts at the Boundaries: Social Media Use in Swedish Municipalities media itself as an equally important actor. The processes of boundary crossing by the municipal communicators are discussed in terms of learning processes and new emerging competences that might redefine the role of the municipal communicator and hence perhaps the public servant in general.

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Will e-Participation Bring Critical Citizens Back In?phic variables, the analyses highlights cultural attitudes and ask: Do e-participation processes succeed in mobilizing citizens dissatisfied with the way democracy works? Can e-participation bring critical citizens back in? Certainly, the empirical analysis indicates critical citizens are clearly overrepresented in these two cases.

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Barbara M. Tucker,Kenneth H. Tucker Jr.iew of more complex dynamics. In this paper we present a web based tool based on the concept of Information Markets that can be used to aggregate expectations on policy indices and provide accurate and timely information to policy makers and policy modellers.