Summary of the CeDEM13 - E-Democracy and Open Government

2. Agenda
#1 Summary
#2 Documentation & Figures
#3 Call4Papers
#4 Programme
#5 Thanks to
#6 Media Coverage
#7 Great Errors in human history

3. #1 Summary

4. “Wisely Crowdsourcing”

5. Terminology Confusion
(e)-Democracy?
Open Government
Deliberation?
Beyond Habermasian ;-)
Feedbackloop …

6. Who invented eDemocracy?

7. History Repeating

8. Feedbackloop ;-)

9. We built it and they didn’t come.
"What happens after mobilisation?”
homophily, fragmentation, following the herd, network gatekeeping
Participation is low
Government is unable to deal with social issues
People don't trust government

10. There is a light
at the end of the tunnel?
We challenge the Government!
Open Data is on the way!
Bottom Up Movements are quit successful

11. Forget
traditional
top down
eparticipation!

12. 1# We have to rethink Government
What would Max Weber do?
2# Open X projects are Trojan horses

13. What would Max Weber do?

14. #2 Documentation
& Figures

15. #cedem12
http://www.slideshare.net/
dgpazegovzpi/presentations
http://www.flickr.com/photos/e-governance/
digitalgovernment.wordpress.com/

16. Participants
89

17. http://www.flickr.com/photos/e-governance/
Who the ### is Gustav?

18. Figures: Submissions

19. Figures: Accepted Papers

20. Figures: Acception Rate
%

21. Figures: Participants
~23?
countries

22. #3 Call4Papers

23. Best Papers CeDEM2013

24. May 2014, Krems

25. Autumn 2014, Hong Kong

26. #4 Programme

27. PhD Colloquium
In cooperation with
• Liquid Democracy-Norm, Code and Developers of Democracy beyond Representation
Anja Adler
• Exploring E-Voting for Participation
Vasilis Vlachokyriakos
• The Limits of Political Participation and Electronic Platforms
Jorge Francisco Aguirre-Sala
• Crowdsourcing for Social Change in the Global South: Challenges and Possibilities
Buddhadeb Halder
• Politische Kommunikation bei Whlkämpfen zum Europäischen Parlament – Vergleich nationaler Wahlkämpfe in Österreich
mit dem Wahlkampf zum Europäischen Parlament
Gerda Füricht-Fiegl
• Die Bedeutung von Vorsitzenden in der Internen Kommunikation innerhalb Mitglieder-Parteien im deutschen Sprachraum
Rosemarie Nowak

28. Open Space (Michael Sachs)
• 9:15-9:35, Organizing the focus sessions
• 9:45-12:20, Networking, chatting, coffee & pastries
• 12:20-12:30, Feedback and closing

29. #5 Thanks to

30. Thanks to our Partners

31. Track Chairs,
Programme Committee
Authors, Reviewers
our

32. Thanks to the
E-Governance
Team!

33. #6 Media Coverage

34. Media Coverage ö1

35. #7 Great Errors
in human history

36. The Medium is the Massage (1967)
The Medium is the Massage
and not
The Medium is the Message?
 typesetter’s mistake 

37. Locate
typesetter’s
error ;-)

38. False pressing is worthwhile 

39. Total analog and total engaging!

40. Second Edition is on the way

41. Good Bye!
Noella, Gerlinde, Peter

42. See you at the
21.- 23. May 2014, Krems

43. BUT
one
more social event

44. Cheese & Wine

45. Good Bye!