Titlebook: Electronic Participation; 11th IFIP WG 8.5 Int Panos Panagiotopoulos,Noella Edelmann,Barbara Re Conference proceedings 2019 IFIP Internatio

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Digital Transformation in Public Sector Organisations: The Role of Informal Knowledge Sharing Networ of how to encourage employees to share informal knowledge in order to successfully embrace organisational change in increasingly digitised environments with a view to retaining them long-term. Through the development of a three-part empirical study, this research paper investigates the role played

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Digitalizing Crisis Management Trainingcial media are widely adopted, earlier studies indicate that this transformation is still being awaited in other areas, such as crisis or disaster preparedness. Recent events such as the 2018 wildfires in several parts of Europe, as well as empirical research, highlight the need for more (systematic

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Who Are the Users of Digital Public Services?citizens as users of said services. This paper sets out to explore the possible variations in which the citizen as a user of digital public services is conceptualized within the e-government literature. Through a qualitative and interpretive approach, we have analysed literature from different field

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Substituting Computers for Mobile Phones? An Analysis of the Effect of Device Divide on Digital Skilociodemographic factors influence the development of digital skills. The research uses the microdata of 2014 and 2016 editions of a Brazilian nationwide survey named ICT Households survey. The main findings show that mobile devices are widely used by Brazilian Internet users. However, while in upper

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The Role of eParticipation in the Expansion of Individual Capabilities mechanism for expanding capabilities since it increases the democratic and participatory involvement of individuals in society. To this end, we examined the eParticipation field according to Sæbø et al. [.] and Medaglia [.], combining the capability approach from Sen’s [.] and Nussbaum’s [.] perspe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14769-5fferent strategies of online-offline participation. Effective mobilization of marginalized actors and interactions between public servants and citizens seem to benefit from face-to-face processes, while city-wide voting and discussion can effectively occur in the online platform.

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Günter Chmelik,Ekkehard Kappler can explain the adoption of certain social media platforms. The results show that, indeed, demographic characteristics and administrative capacity are important factors for the adoption of less popular social media. Surprisingly, we also observe a geographical difference in municipalities’ social m