Short presentation track 'Emerging Topics in E-Democracy and Open Government' CeDEM17

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Short presentation of the track 'Emerging Topics in E-Democracy and Open Government' within the International Conference on E-Democracy and Open Government (CeDEM17). Presented at CeDEM17, 17-19 May 2017, Danube University Krems, Austria

Martijn Hartog | coordinating researcher | The Hague University of Applied Sciences | NL
Bert Mulder | professor Information, Technology and Society | The Hague University of Applied Sciences | NL
Josef Hörmandinger | official in charge| Salzburger Landesparlament | AT
Yuri Misnikov | research fellow | St. Petersburg State University | RU
track ‘Emerging Issues in E-Democracy and Open Government’
a short introduction

the issue
with ongoing developments of the information society
digital transition and digital transformations
we will see more and more digital solutions
for democracy and government

aim
broaden and deepen analysis
strategic foresight and development
future studies, innovations and quality assessments
broad adoption
E-Democracy and Open Government
governmental organizations

topics of interest
policy programs
Open and Transparent Government
data
Open Spending, Open Data, Linked Data, Big Data
participation
E-Participation, E-Democracy
Co-Creation, Co-Design, Self-Governance,
Smart Cities
ICTs
Networks, IT Infrastructures and Architectures,
standardizations
design
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