New technologies lead public organizations to sustain public trust, promote public interest and behave as responsive institutions fostering citizenship and collaboration in order to uphold values of representative democracy in front of an increasing disenchantment of citizens for traditional representative and democratic institutions facing the challenge of dealing with a mixed polity embracing elements of representative and direct democracy. Technologies are driving public institutions to sustain a participatory democracy and leading citizens to act as active co-producers of social, democratic and public value. Sustainability of public organizations seems to rely on embracing new technologies for opening up to contribution and participation of citizens in order to make effectively participatory and democratic government agencies and public administration.
New technologies for sustaining democracy and participation
ROMANELLI, Mauro
2016-01-01
Abstract
New technologies lead public organizations to sustain public trust, promote public interest and behave as responsive institutions fostering citizenship and collaboration in order to uphold values of representative democracy in front of an increasing disenchantment of citizens for traditional representative and democratic institutions facing the challenge of dealing with a mixed polity embracing elements of representative and direct democracy. Technologies are driving public institutions to sustain a participatory democracy and leading citizens to act as active co-producers of social, democratic and public value. Sustainability of public organizations seems to rely on embracing new technologies for opening up to contribution and participation of citizens in order to make effectively participatory and democratic government agencies and public administration.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.