Le nouveau numéro du eJournal of eDemocracy and Open Government (JeDem), intitulé "Sustainable eParticipation", et créé en coopération avec le réseau PEP-NET, est paru.
Les textes sont en accès libre à l'adresse suivante : http://www.jedem.org/ [1]
Vol 2, No 2 (2010)
This issue was created in cooperation with PEP-NET, the Pan European eParticipation Network. Guest Editors: Rolf Luehrs and Francesco Molinari.
Table of Contents
Editorial
Editorial Note: Sustainable E-Participation
Rolf Lührs, Francesco Molinari
Invited Papers
European eParticipation developments: from ad hoc experiences towards mass scale engagement
Mechthild Rohen, Thanassis Chrissafis
A community of fans, friends and power-users
Hille Hinsberg
Transforming Government's Policy-making Processes
Paul Johnston
Scientific Research Papers
Sustainable E-Participation through participatory experiences in education
Ursula Maier-Rabler, Stefan Huber
To “e-” or not to “e-”: Re-locating innovation in “electronic” decision-making
Ben Li
Procedures and Methods for Cross-community Online Deliberation
Cyril Velikanov
Case Studies
Pathways and Obstacles to eParticipation at the European level
Romain Badouard
E-democracy remixed: Learning from the BBC's Action Network and the shift from a static commons to a participatory multiplex
Alfred Hermida
E-Voting and the Creation of Trust for the Socially Marginalized Citizens in Brazil
Jose Rodrigues Filho