Titlebook: Electronic Participation; Fourth IFIP WG 8.5 I Efthimios Tambouris,Ann Macintosh,?ystein S?b? Conference proceedings 2012 IFIP Internationa

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,Sicherheit an Roboterarbeitspl?tzen,lternating Transition Systems. We now present a system that uses the same model to critique proposals from citizens. A prototype has been implemented in Prolog and we illustrate the ideas with code fragments and a running example.

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Brazil’s Green Energy: Today and Tomorrowrticipation process. This paper suggests the use of an ontological approach when specifying these eParticipation environments, in order to reduce the designer’s cognitive efforts when designing effective eParticipation environments.

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Industrielles Reduktionsmanagementhelp users make sense of the range of publicly expressed opinions about public policies. The major challenges we face in using argument visualization tools for online consultations can be clustered around the four main concepts of transparency, sense-making, readability and scalability, in this paper we show how we are addressing these challenges.

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PolicyCommons — Visualizing Arguments in Policy Consultationhelp users make sense of the range of publicly expressed opinions about public policies. The major challenges we face in using argument visualization tools for online consultations can be clustered around the four main concepts of transparency, sense-making, readability and scalability, in this paper we show how we are addressing these challenges.

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E-Consultations: A Review of Current Practice and a Proposal for Opening Up the Processonsultations that extend the knowledge base and the legitimacy of policy-making. However, current e-consultation practice in the EU falls short of the potential. The paper proposes a deliberative turn, the use of special purpose technologies and the integration of social media discourse into the con

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A Communication Genre Perspective on e-Petitioning: The Case of the Citizens’ Initiativects to the Commission. The present paper offers a conceptual model for the analysis of this eParticipation case, and other similar e-petitioning practices, which is not biased by political ambition or technological determinism. The operational framework proposed aims to understand the nature of comm

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Citizens’ Evaluation of an Online Argument Visualisation Platform for eParticipation promising for improving eParticipation e.g. by avoiding repetition and enhancing clarity in debates. In this paper we present and discuss citizens’ opinion on utilising an AV platform for eParticipation, specifically for discussing the emerging topic of environment and climate change. Results have