deliberation and collaboration in the policy process: a web 2.0 approach

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Abstract
This paper is a summary of a PhD thesis proposal. It will explore how the Web 2.0 platform could be applied to enable and facilitate the large-scale participation, deliberation and collaboration of both governmental and non-governmental actors in an ICT supported policy process. The paper will introduce a new democratic theory and a Web 2.0 based e-democracy platform, and demonstrate how different actors would use the platform to develop and justify policy issues.
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Authors ;Klaus Petrik
Journal bjog: an international journal of obstetrics and gynaecology
Year 2010
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civic engagement

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