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Papers to download from: http://www.docs.ifib.de/esfconference07/conf_programme.html ESF-LiU Conference Electronic Democracy: Achievements and Challenges Vadstena Klosterhotell, Vadstena, Sweden 21-25 November 2007 Chair: Herbert Kubicek, University of Bremen, DE Thursday, 22 November 09.00-9.15 Welcome and Introduction of ESF, Frank Kuhn Session 1: Where We Come From Chair: Herbert Kubicek, University of Bremen, DE 09.15-09.45 Herbert Kubicek University of Bremen, DE Mapping the eDemocracy Research Topic Landscape – A Proposal from DEMO-net (paper, presentation) 09.45-10.15 William Dutton Oxford Internet Institute, UK 30 Years eDemocracy Research – Lessons to be Learned 10.15-10.45 Brian Loader University of York, UK Scientific Foundations of eDemocracy Research – Theory or Technology? (paper, presentation) 10.45-11.00 Discussion 11.00-11.30 Coffee Break 11.30-12.00 Lawrence Pratchett De Montfort University (DMU), UK Changing Society – Changing eDemocracy? The Development of Democracy in Europe (paper, presentation) 12.00-12.30 David Osimo Institute for Prospective Technological Studies, ES Changing Technology – Changing eDemocracy? 12.30-13.00 Summary and Discussion 13.00 Lunch Session 2: Where We Are (Parallel Sessions) Session 2 A: eVoting Chair: Alexander Trechsel, European University Institute, IT 15.00-17.00 Input from Alexander Trechsel European University Institute, IT Robert Krimmer Center for Electronic Voting and Participation, AT With short contributions by Jordi Barrat (ES), Letizia Caporusso (IT), Jasper Sebastian Laros (NL), Joseph M. Reniu (ES) (paper, presentation) and Jose Rodrigues Filho (BR) (paper, presentation) 17.00-18.00 Discussion & Summary: State of the Art of Research on eVoting -Theoretical and Methodological Foundations Session 2 B: Freedom of Information / Access to Public Information Chair: Georg Aichholzer, Institute of Technology Assessment, AT 15.00-17.00 Input from Helena Jäderblom The Administrative Court of Appeal in Stockholm, SE Georg Aichholzer Institute of Technology Assessment (ITA), Vienna, AT Does e-Government Enhance Democracy? With a short contribution by Olena Prykhodko (UA) (paper, presentation) 17.00-18.00 Discussion and Summary: State of the Art of Research on Freedom of Information - Theoretical and Methodological Foundations 19.00 Dinner with Speech by Councillor Mathew Ellis (ICELE, UK) Friday, 23 November Session 2: Where We Are (Parallel Sessions continued) Session 2 C: eConsultation / eDeliberation Chair: Lawrence Pratchett, De Montfort University (DMU), UK 09.00-11.30 Input from Lawrence Pratchett De Montfort University (DMU), UK (paper, presentation) Ann Macintosh Napier University, UK (paper,presentation) Hilmar Westholm Institute for Informationmanagement Bremen, DE (paper, presentation) With short contributions by Steffen Albrecht (DE) (paper, presentation), Michele Campagna (IT) (paper, presentation), Clelia Colombo (ES) and Anton Shirikov (RU) 11.30-12.00 Coffee Break 12.00-13.00 Discussion and Summary: State of the Art of Research on eConsultation and eDeliberation - Theoretical and Methodological Foundations Session 2 D: eCampaigning / eActivism Chair: Thierry Vedel, National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), FR 09.00-11.30 Input from Thierry Vedel National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS), FR Christoph Bieber Zentrum für Medien und Interaktivität, Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen, DE With short contributions by Gallego Aina (ES) (questionnaire, summary), Marijn Bom (NL), Dorina Gutu (RO) (paper, summary) and Andrej Skolkay (SK) 11.30-12.00 Coffee Break 12.00-13.00 Discussion and Summary: State of the Art of Research on eCampaigning and eActivism - Theoretical and Methodological Foundations 13.00 Lunch Session 2 E: eCommunities / eMovements Chair: Jens Hoff, University of Copenhagen, DK 14.30-16.30 Input from Jens Hoff University of Copenhagen, DK With short contributions by Ovid Pacific Boyd (US) (papers, presentations), Andrea Calderaro (IT), Anastasia Kavada (GR), Cristiano Maciel (BR) and Arina Shadrikova (RU) 16.30-17.00 Coffee Break 17.00-18.00 Discussion and Summary: State of the Art of Research on eCommunities and eMovements - Theoretical and Methodological Foundations Session 2 F: ePetition Chair: Ann Macintosh, Napier University, UK 14.30-16.30 Input from Oliver Märker & Matthias Trenel Zebralog e.V., DE With a short contribution by Daria Santucci (IT) 16.30-17.00 Coffee Break 17.00-18.00 Discussion and Summary: State of the Art of Research on ePetitions - Theoretical and Methodological Foundations 19.00 Dinner Saturday, 24 November Session 3 : Where We Want To Go - Theoretical and Methodological Challenges Chair: Herbert Kubicek, University of Bremen, DE Panel I: Practical Challenges of eDemocracy in a Multicultural Europe Chair: Michael Remmert, Council of Europe, FR 09.00-10.30 Thomas M. Buchsbaum Ad Hoc Committee on E-Democracy, Council of Europe / Austrian Ministry for Europen and International Affairs (AT) Dylan Jeffrey Department for Communities & Local Government, UK Eric Legale Forum des Territoires Numériques Franciliens, Issy-les-Moulinaux, FR & World e-Democracy Forum Dmitri Efremenko Institute for Scientific Information on Social Sciences, Moscow, RU 10.30-11.00 Coffee Break 11.00-12.30 Short Presentations - Poster Session – PhD Projects with presentations by Olena Goroshko (UA), Cristinel Iftene (RO), Cuiming Pang (CN) and Eirini Zaxaria (GR) 11.00-12.30 Parallel Working Sessions with Chairs of Working Groups + 2 Rapporteurs: Comparing Results of the Working Groups – Research Challenges Across Areas: 1.Discussion of Results of Groups A + F 2.Discussion of Results of Groups B + C 3.Discussion of Results of Groups D + E 12.30-14.00 Lunch Panel II: Methodological Challenges: Assessing e-Democracy Activities Chair: Kim Viborg Andersen, Copenhagen Business School, DK 14.00-15.30 One Rapporteur for each pair of Working Groups + Daniel van Lerberghe POLITECH Institute, European Center of Political Technologies, BE Mikael Sandberg Halmstad University, SE 15.30-16.00 Coffee Break Panel III: Theoretical Challenges: Comparative Analysis of eDemocracy Activities Chair: Brian Loader, University of York, UK 16.00-17.30 Comparisons Between Types and Sectors of eDemocracy / Comparisons Between Countries and Cultures One Rapporteur for each pair of Working Groups and Speakers from Session 1 Closing Up: An Agenda of Research Challenges Chair: Herbert Kubicek, University of Bremen, DE 17.30-18.30 Forward Looking Plenary Discussion 19.30 Get-together & Conference Dinner
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