Journals International Journal of Electronic Governance

Name
International Journal of Electronic Governance
Subjects
e-democracy
political parties
Greek parties
ISSN
17427509
Description
Since the emergence of the e-democracy project putting emphasis on participation, most analyses focused on the opportunity for political parties to reverse top-down and propaganda-style models and engage in conversation with citizens. Despite the objections posed by the normalisation thesis, the opportunities offered by web 2.0 for feeding vox populi into the political process and letting the 'wisdom of crowds' speak are undeniably growing. The study investigates the main communication functions performed by Greek parties online and the level and type of interactivity provided. The findings suggest the development of a hybrid web 1.5 model, while participation ranks low in the agenda of most political parties. © 2011 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.
Publisher
Inderscience
Journal type
Subscription Journal

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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
123-Dec-2013Internet use and political efficacy: the case of CyprusGialamas, Vassilis ; Milioni, Dimitra L. ; Demertzis, Nicolas 
22012Special Issue on Voting Advice Applications and State of the Art: Theory, Practice, and Comparative InsightsChadjipadelis, Theodore ; Triga, Vasiliki ; Serdult, Uwe 
32012Web 2.0 and Deliberation: An IntroductionMilioni, Dimitra L. ; Triga, Vasiliki 
42012'Neither Agree, Nor Disagree': A Critical Analysis of the Middle Answer Category in Voting Advice ApplicationsBaka, Aphrodite ; Figgou, Lia ; Triga, Vasiliki 
5Jan-2011Political parties and web 2.0 tools: A shift in power or a new digital Bandwagon?Spyridou, Lia Paschalia ; Veglis, Andreas A.