Titlebook: Electronic Participation; Second International Efthimios Tambouris,Ann Macintosh,Olivier Glassey Conference proceedings 2010 IFIP Internati

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Chuan-Jiang Xie,Chao-Chao Fan,Yan Xiong most widespread disciplinary eParticipation underpinnings, the paper seeks to identify some areas where a widened disciplinary scope is particularly needed. Finally, we propose a new disciplinary framework, suitable to address also Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development eParticipation processes.

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ICT’s for Democracy in Latin America?(i) goals and conditions to promote e-democracy; (ii) e-government developments; and (iii) e-democracy initiatives promoted by governments and civil society organizations, the paper explores e-democracy developments and trends and suggests a landscape for further research.

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Tracking and Explaining E-Participation in Indiatics. We see technology as central to the re-engagement of ICT-savvy upper and middle classes with the political sphere. We suggest that political neutrality may be an effective and appropriate strategy for India’s upper and middle classes in the pursuit of their policy agendas.

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e-Participation Experiences and Local Government in Catalonia: An Explanatory Analysismatic way. In general terms the analyses show that political variables such as the political party of the mayor or electoral abstention rate would be explanatory for promotion of e-Participatory experiences, as well as variables relating to the participative context of the municipality or population size.

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Widening the Disciplinary Scope of eParticipation. Reflections after a Research on Tourism and Cultu most widespread disciplinary eParticipation underpinnings, the paper seeks to identify some areas where a widened disciplinary scope is particularly needed. Finally, we propose a new disciplinary framework, suitable to address also Cultural Heritage and Tourism Development eParticipation processes.

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