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Public consultations are a weak but institutionally embedded form of civic participation in political decision-making. Their input and output are often a cause for concern. This has motivated the authors to design the inDialogue platform to help transmit knowledge about the methodology of public consultations. It follows the deliberative public consultation model, and recognizes the value of social inclusion in knowledge-sharing and argument exchange in building an open political community. In this book, researchers as well as practitioners, in their respective fields, discuss various aspects of the inDialogue software’s development and implementation. They document the complexity of the work that was carried out in an applied interdisciplinary project in the area of democratic innovation.

«The value of this volume is not only in its presentation of inDialogue as an innovative application enabling those with disabilities to access public debate and consultation, but also in raising important questions about the introduction of ICT for debate and consultation. These questions are answered from both the perspective of the technical and social sciences.»

Jerzy Bartkowski, Professor at the Institute of Sociology, Warsaw University

«ICT for Dialogue and Inclusive Decision-Making is a splendid contribution to the literature concerning online deliberation and civic engagement. It usefully bridges the academic world of theory and empirical studies, and the practice of citizen deliberation, carefully documenting both the design and experiences of the In Dialogue project in Poland.»

Todd Davies, Associate Director and lecturer, Symbolic Systems Program, Stanford University



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ICT and dialogue – Online deliberation – Democratic innovations – Social Research and Public Consultations – Online Public Consultations: Methodology and Design – The Online Anonymity Controversy – E-Privacy – WCAG 2.0 – The Local Government Administration ICT Environment – Factors for the Absorption of Innovations

ICT for Dialogue and Inclusive Decision-Making

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      Publisher: Peter Lang AG
      Publication Date: 28/06/2018
      ISBN13: 9783631748107, 978-3631748107
      ISBN10: 3631748108

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Public consultations are a weak but institutionally embedded form of civic participation in political decision-making. Their input and output are often a cause for concern. This has motivated the authors to design the inDialogue platform to help transmit knowledge about the methodology of public consultations. It follows the deliberative public consultation model, and recognizes the value of social inclusion in knowledge-sharing and argument exchange in building an open political community. In this book, researchers as well as practitioners, in their respective fields, discuss various aspects of the inDialogue software’s development and implementation. They document the complexity of the work that was carried out in an applied interdisciplinary project in the area of democratic innovation.

      «The value of this volume is not only in its presentation of inDialogue as an innovative application enabling those with disabilities to access public debate and consultation, but also in raising important questions about the introduction of ICT for debate and consultation. These questions are answered from both the perspective of the technical and social sciences.»

      Jerzy Bartkowski, Professor at the Institute of Sociology, Warsaw University

      «ICT for Dialogue and Inclusive Decision-Making is a splendid contribution to the literature concerning online deliberation and civic engagement. It usefully bridges the academic world of theory and empirical studies, and the practice of citizen deliberation, carefully documenting both the design and experiences of the In Dialogue project in Poland.»

      Todd Davies, Associate Director and lecturer, Symbolic Systems Program, Stanford University



      Table of Contents

      ICT and dialogue – Online deliberation – Democratic innovations – Social Research and Public Consultations – Online Public Consultations: Methodology and Design – The Online Anonymity Controversy – E-Privacy – WCAG 2.0 – The Local Government Administration ICT Environment – Factors for the Absorption of Innovations

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