Making eParticipation policy - a European analysis
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Social and political trends in eParticipation: the public policy and the civil society perspectives
Abstract
The creative and disruptive characteristics of digital networks have profound consequences for the production of citizenship, which has always been technologically constructed, but now derives its significance from a tension between elite intentions and network flows. Our aim in this paper is to explore this tension empirically by interrogating the process of policy-making with regard to eParticipation in six European countries.
