The Ethics of Influencing User Choices in Online Governance

KEYWORDS: Internet, politics, e-democracy, e-governance, web 2.0, civic engagement, granularity, deliberative democracy, co-production, information, networks. Keywords: Information and communication technology (ICT), Democracy, Digital Era, Public. Participation. Introduction. Judging from the reality that is present ... (geographical, informational, cultural, emotional) between citizens and their ... E-democracy is a means for disseminating more political information and for ... Jul 1, 2007 ... Dynamics, risks and opportunities that arise when democratic institutions meet digital information and communication technologies. Joint Informational Hearing with Assembly Committee on Elections. Topic: Artificial Intelligence and Elections: Protecting Democracy in the Digital Era. Digital Democracy overview of bill SB 1468: Healing arts boards: informational and educational materials for prescribers of narcotics: federal “Three Day ... Apart from providing an increased amount of information, this type of e-government is not supportive of a real opening of institutions to citizens. To be sure, ... ... information, as provided by law (ORS 251.170). Candidate statements, if any, are only available in English on county webpages at this time.​. ​. ​. العربية. ... e-Democracy make Participatory Planning More Wholesome? », Planning Practice ... Informational Exuberance », A Journal of Law and Policy for the ... How are public information systems related to “trendy” concepts such as “e- government”, “e-democracy”, and “e-commerce”? First of all, “public information.