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Collaborative e-democracy

Collaborative e-democracy refers to a hybrid democratic model combining elements of direct democracy, representative democracy, and e-democracy (or the incorporation of ICTs into democratic processes). This concept, first introduced at international academic conferences in 2009, offers a pathway for citizens to directly or indirectly engage in…

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Collaborative e-democracy

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related to Principles · 19
Collaborative e-democracy → Adoption, Aggregation, Based, Collaboration, Collaborative, Collective, Collective Learning, Corporatocracy, Direct Democracy, Groups, It, Open, Perpetual Beta, Roman, Self-government, The, The CPM, This, Web
related to Policy Process · 18
Collaborative e-democracy → As Andrew Reynolds, As Steven Brams, Based, Collaborative, Evaluation Phase, For, If, Independent, Michael Gallagher, Participants, Peter Fishburn, Ranking Phase, Revision Phase, Subsequently, Suggestion, The, This, Voting Phase
related to Research and Development · 18
Collaborative e-democracy → Citizens, Conference, Data, Democracy, Government, How, International Digital Government Research, Klaus, Making Connections, Mexico, Participation, Petrik, Policy Decision-Making, Presented, Puebla, Social Networks, The, Utilize Web
related to Theoretical Framework · 11
Collaborative e-democracy → Collaborative, Collaborative Democracy, CPM, Despite, Each, In, Liquid Democracy, Policymaking, Proxy, Recognizing, This
related to Benefits and Limitations · 4
Collaborative e-democracy → Accessibility, Collaborative, The CPM, Transparency
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Collaborative e-democracy → future of democracy, political system that enables governmental stakeholders

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Collaborative e-democracyis apolitical system that enables governmental stakeholders0.90text
Collaborative e-democracyis afuture of democracy0.90text
affected individualsinstance ofPolicy ProcessCollaborative e-democracy engages various stakeholders0.80text
domain expertsinstance ofPolicy ProcessCollaborative e-democracy engages various stakeholders0.80text
and parties capable of implementing solutions in the process of shaping public lawsinstance ofPolicy ProcessCollaborative e-democracy engages various stakeholders0.80text
policiesinstance ofPolicy ProcessCollaborative e-democracy engages various stakeholders0.80text
Collaborative e-democracyrelated to Benefits and LimitationsCollaborative0.60section
Collaborative e-democracyrelated to Benefits and LimitationsTransparency0.60section
Collaborative e-democracyrelated to Benefits and LimitationsAccessibility0.60section
Collaborative e-democracyrelated to Benefits and LimitationsThe CPM0.60section
Collaborative e-democracyrelated to Policy ProcessCollaborative0.60section
Collaborative e-democracyrelated to Policy ProcessThe0.60section

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