The model of participatory democracy powered by new media: You are not citizen to participate; you participate to become a citizen

To explain the contribution of new media to political participation it need to be distinguished the types of participation; displayed limits participation and overcoming traditional with new media; distinguish between e-government and e-democracy; promote new instruments mediatically of influence wi...

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Published in:Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie 2015-07, Vol.101 (3), p.442-457
Main Author: Aguirre Sala, Jorge Francisco
Format: Article
Language:English
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ARSP 2015, 442
Citizen participation
Citizens
Citizenship
Democracy
Electronic government
Information technology
Internet
Mass media
Online social networking
Participation
Political participation
Political parties
Public policy
Public services
Public sphere
Social media
Social networks
Social participation
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Summary:To explain the contribution of new media to political participation it need to be distinguished the types of participation; displayed limits participation and overcoming traditional with new media; distinguish between e-government and e-democracy; promote new instruments mediatically of influence with the State and assess the boundaries of participation in social networks.
ISSN:0001-2343
2363-5606
2363-5614