Introduction : E-government and E-governance -- E-governance era : paradigm shifts and megatrends, Janus face of technology, digital divide, and the hype curve/hype cycle -- Technology models and societal preferences : technology acceptance model (TAM), diffusion of innovation (DOI), and web trust -- Scientific knowledge, technocrats, and the role of the expert -- Open innovation, advancements in technological innovation and the impact of modern networks on participation -- Deliberative democracy and citizen participation -- Modern deliberative democracy means and web 2.0 technology : social media and crowdsourcing -- Modern deliberative democracy means and web 2.0 technology : suggestion boxes, deliberative mini-publics, citizen review panels, deliberative polls and public meetings -- E-governance, deliberative democracy and voting processes: part one -- E-governance, deliberative democracy and voting processes: part two.
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ASPA series in public administration and public policy
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