Titlebook: Electronic Participation; Third IFIP WG 8.5 In Efthimios Tambouris,Ann Macintosh,Hans Bruijn Conference proceedings 2011 IFIP International

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Ralf Tesch,Jan-Christoph Stoephasiuseration. Based on the state-of-the-art in the field of computer-supported argument visualization, the tool will support the work of relevant eParticipation actors by enabling them to navigate through arguments contained in relevant consultation and policy documents. This tool will form the core of o

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Allgemeine Charakterisierung der Enzyme,prove transparency e.g. by enabling understanding complex legislation and debating. In this paper we present the results of the evaluation of an AV platform by experts and policy makers. The results suggest the potential of such tools is large particularly for understanding complex legislation and d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-12033-7 Argument Visualisation Tools serve the need of visualizing natural language’s argumentations, targeting in the elimination of the traditional community sites’ disadvantages such as the lack of expressiveness. This paper presents ArgVis, an argument visualization tool, which drives the development o

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Aufbau des Engineering Centers India Today the overall media and communication landscape is becoming digitalized. Technological processes of digitalization evolve in tandem with socio-cultural processes of reflexivity and individualization in late modernity. Thus politics and participation will be adapting to an increasingly digitaliz

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,Keramik für Chemie und Technik,ss has been achieved. This lack of success stems from many challenges and barriers: in some cases, it is a lack of interest in policy issues and low levels of trust in politicians; in others, it is a lack of vision or awareness about the benefits of citizens participation inside the policy-modelling

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