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CeDEM 2012 _______________________________________________________
Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government 2012
3 - 4 May 2012, Danube University Krems, Austria
We would like to invite individuals from academic and applied backgrounds as well as business, public authorities, NGO, NPOs and education institutions to submit their papers, reflections as well as workshop proposals. We welcome interdisciplinary approaches to the emerging conference topics. This year we want to encourage practitioners to submit papers as we provide a specific section for non-academics. Conference language is English.
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Keynotes
- Anke Domscheit-Berg (OpenGov.me, DE)
Who opens governments? The co-existence (or competition) of top down versus bottom up strategies
- Arthur Lupia (University of Michigan, US)
Evolving Technologies and the Human Dimension of Attempts to Increase Civic Competence
- Ralph Schröder (Oxford Internet Institute, UK)
The Internet, Science, and Transformations of Knowledge
Presentations
List in random order:
- eParticipation that works
Francesco Molinari - Real Name Policy in E-Participation
Michelle Ruesch, Oliver Märker - Speaking Danish in Japan: Good practice lessons to learn and emulate
Morten Meyerhoff Nielsen, Noriko Igari - What kind of activist are you?
Jakob Svensson, Christina Neumayer, Alexander Banfield-Mumb, Judith Schoßböck - SADproject.tv
Alexander Kraicsich, Sarah Naber, Peter Purgathofer, Sylvia Purgathofer-Müller - Role of social media in political mobilization in Russia
Anna Litvinenko - Bringing Citizens’ Opinions to Members of Parliament
Ruxandra Geana, Steve Taylor, Timo Wandhoefer - Towards budget transparency and improvement in the South Kivu
Emmy Rukamirwa Mbera - The impact of public transparency in fighting corruption: A study in Brazilian municipalities e-government Province
James Batista Vieira - Mobilizing Effects of Online Campaigning
Marianne Fraefel - Social Media and the Arab Spring
Sohail Dahdal - Jobbik on Web. Right-wing extremism in Hungary
Melani Barlai - Mapping the Austrian political Twittersphere
Axel Maireder - The necessity of metadata for open linked data and its contribution to policy analyses
Anneke Zuiderwijk, Keith Jeffery, Keith Jeffery, Marijn Janssen, Marijn Janssen - Internal data monitoring for Open Government
Bernhard Krabina - A Temperature Check on Open Government. Accessing parliamentarians’ attitude towards democratic concepts
Peter Parycek, Judith Schoßböck - Founding an E-government in Algeria by 2014: Prospects and Constraints for Implementation
Boutkhil Guemide, Chellali Benachaiba - The Largest Democracy - India - Poised for Open, Transparent, Accountable, Responsive and Sensitive - OTARS - eDemocracy
Singara Rao Karna - DualVote: A Generic User Interface Demonstrating High Usability with Prêt à Voter
Damien Mac Namara, Ken Oakley, Paul Gibson - E-Participation Declined? Constituency Boundary Commission Review in Ireland
Christina Griessler - Social computing potential for citizen engagement in public sector services
Bojan Cestnik, Alenka Kern - Obsessed with Facebook – How the New Social Media are changing the Social and Political Landscape in Romania and Serbia
Marc Rudolf Stegherr - The OurSpace project, connecting young people and decision makers
Michael Sachs - Implications of open access and e-participation on democracy in Nigeria
Michael Opeyemi Omilusi, Tayo Raymond Eegunlusi - E-democracy in Bulgaria
Savina Ivanova Goleminova - Open Nuts! Open Government Data activities in Austria
Brigitte Lutz, Gregor Eibl - Performance Measurement of MEMS Elements for Information Security of G-Cloud Channels
Roumiana Ilieva, Silvia Bobeva - The fitness of OGD for the creation of public value
Stefan Huber
Workshops
List in random order:
- Open Governmental Data
Johann Höchtl, Carl-Markus Piswanger - FUPOL - E-Policy Making
Peter Sonntagbauer - Open Access and Preservation in eGovernment
Ross King - Open Linked governmental data for citizen engagement
Anneke Zuiderwijk, Marijn Janssen, Keith Jeffery, Yannis Charalabidis
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Social Events
Pre-Conference Get-Together
There will be a social event in the evening of 2 May 2012. This is the only event that is not included in the conference fee!
Location: Filmbar, Campus Krems (Wing E), www.filmbar.at
Time: 2 May 2012, 19:30
Conference Dinner
The conference dinner will take place at Hotel Steigenberger, which is a 5 min walk from the conference venue.
Location: Hotel Steigenberger
Time: 3 May 2012, 19:30
Post-Conference Get-Together
Do not leave the conference too early as we like to end our conference with cheese, wine and water on the terrasse in front of the conference main hall. If the weather is fine, you will enjoy it!
Location: Terrasse of the Conference Main Hall
Time: 4 May 2012, 16:45
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Last Year's Conference: CeDEM11
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