Titlebook: Electronic Participation; First International Ann Macintosh,Efthimios Tambouris Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Vitamine, Nukleotide und Carotinoide,esearch direction was identified through conducting workshops and analysing published papers. The results are six main research challenges: breadth of research field; research design; technology design; institutional resistance; equity, and theory. These six challenges are described in detail along with the research direction to address them.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87064-4A major conclusion is that eParticipation is becoming a subject of public policies in Austria; however, the upswing of supportive initiatives for public participation and eParticipation goes together with ambivalent attitudes among politicians and administration.

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Thomas Sterr,Dietfried G. Liesegangin characteristics of the ten municipalities, the paper explores the outcomes emerged from these experiences drawing some lessons about what can foster e-participation at the urban level and reduce the impact of the hindrances that may hamper it.

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Industrielles Facility Managementtform so that the users’ specific characteristics (age, skills), needs and interests are included appropriately. The target users’ characteristics are also important for developing a marketing strategy which is able to reach them. Other issues which must also be considered in eParticipation are accessibility, inclusion and possibly gender.

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Partnerschaften marktorientiert bewerten,distinguish between the three dimensions an eParticipation progress model must include; relevance to democracy by any definition, applicability to different processes, (capacity building as well as decision making), and measuring different levels of participation without direct democracy bias.

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Industrielle Produktionsentwicklungitics. Exemplified on the project Polipedia.at, a collaborative online textbook on political education, this paper aims to give recommendations from a social science perspective for integration of ICTs into political education in order to enhance political participation of youth.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-00163-8cs at e-forums and e-polls as well as for inclusion in the agenda of local representatives’ meetings. Overall, the results indicate that although a political priority eParticipation is not yet a common practice in the two countries at least as far as the regional governmental level is concerned.