Two e-democracy conferences in September 7 May 2008
Posted by Peter in Conferences, Daily Links, Europe, e-participation, politics, research.Tags: conference, politics, e-participation, e-democracy, Europe
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Featuring some heavyweight e-participation academics including Ann Macintosh (my former boss). The main theme is now that the applications are available, it’s time to ask to what extent can E-Democracy support and enrich our democracy?
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What and where are the interfaces, what methods can be used to integrate E-participation in present politics public administration processes?
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How can we ensure that the greatest number of people are reached and are able to use the means of participation?
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How can the modern media support political education?
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How can the Internet increase participation in political discussion?
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What are the limitations and the risks of E-Democracy?
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Prominent Representatives from European Public Sector will be invited to share their experiences, and discuss implemenation of mGovernment services and applications, the lessons learned, and the future of mGovernment revolution.
Deadlines for submission to both are very soon…
And for a bit of light relief, here’s a new online politics journal, mostly aimed at the European context as far as I can tell:
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The modus operandi of the political system tends to be problem-driven and re-active. The long-term goal is to eradicate this sequence of events and become active or even pro-active.
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