I would like to know whether there is progress in accepted standards and more refined ways to understand levels of citizen participation (I am familiar with the work of Arnstein, IAP2, Tambouris, Macintosh and similar ladders). Any advice and recent literature after 2014 is welcome!
you might like to try Tina Nabatchi's work and also Louise Phillips in Denmark -
Louise Jane Phillips [email protected]
Citizen Voices: Performing Public Participation in Science and Environment ...
By Louise J. Phillips, Anabela Carvalho, Julie Doyle
responsive regulation literature is also about citizen participation
You might look for the work developed by Angela Guimares Pereira. Perhaps you can find something in either her books or articles...
Good luck
I did a good job in analyzing this issue in a process of analyzing open government concepts... The paper is recently published by GIQ...
check the paper attached,m It would be nice to cite my work... and if you need more work, I can send to you
I just read an article by Maria A. Wimmer entitled Mobile Participation: Exploring Mobile Tools in E-Participation... Take a look: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/295402355_Mobile_Participation_Exploring_Mobile_Tools_in_E-Participation
Conference Paper Mobile Participation: Exploring Mobile Tools in E-Participation
I'm afraid things haven't changed so much since then, maybe the technologies but not the concepts. I published in 2010 "E-Government in Spain: An Analysis of the Right to Quality E-Government" and, at least in Spain, there are still many concerns about how to reach a participatory process. The word 'participation' is not always used in its real meaning and, moreover, not all the decisions are suitable for participation...
That's my opinion. Maybe in other countries things are different.
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