Titlebook: Handbook of Cyber-Development, Cyber-Democracy, and Cyber-Defense; Elias G. Carayannis,David F. J. Campbell,Marios Pa Living reference wor

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Citizenship Education and New Media: Opportunities and Challenges,itizenship education. This chapter highlights and discusses some of the opportunities – as well as some challenges – with regard to citizenship education and new media in formal education. Digital media, for example, offer a variety of possibilities of enhancing interactivity and of voicing one′s op

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Crowdsourcing Social Innovation: Towards a Collaborative Social Capitalism,planning. Sustainable development addresses the limitations of current practices; its aim is to achieve the triple bottom line of economic prosperity, environmental quality, and social equity, meeting the needs of present society without compromising resources for future generations..Collective inte

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Digitalization of Politics and Elections,d multichannel-based structures of democratic partaking. In this context, the possibility of online voting is expected to be a significant instrument. Elections are the heartbeats of democracies, but it seems that the heartbeats of people nowadays follow their PEDs (Personal Electronic Devices) cloc

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Quality of Democracy in Quadruple Helix Structures: OECD Countries in Global Comparison,rison of quality of democracy. This framework also references to the concept of the “Quadruple Helix innovation systems” (created by Carayannis and Campbell and first published in 2009). (2) The same conceptual framework is being used and tested for comparing and measuring empirically quality of dem

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Democratization in the Middle East and North Africa: Tunisia, Egypt, and Turkey,or the so-called Arab Spring and Turkey because it very often serves as a model for democratization in the Middle East on the one hand and the marriage of democracy and Islam on the other hand. Furthermore, due to its geographical and historical-cultural location, it serves as the interlocutor betwe

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Consumerization of IT, Cyber-Democracy, and Cyber-Crime: The Inherent Challenges and Opportunities gree of sophistication. As technologies became democratized and societies got equipped with a plethora of high-potential technologies with which to access the Cyber-Space at any time, communication and action patterns would thoroughly change and alter our spheres of professional and private life, ag

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Toward a European Cyber Public Sphere?,ean Union (EU). They are regarded as a tool to bridge the gap in representation and therefore increase input legitimacy. This chapter discusses examples of e-participation and their potential for democratic innovation in the context of an evolving cyber-public sphere as prerequisite for the developm

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Media in Knowledge Democracy and Cyber-Democracy,aigning, governance, and policy-making in advanced democracies, but also in emerging democracies, do of course refer to media. It is also being said, and at least being discussed, that or if the media and new media were playing a triggering role for the events of the Arab Spring. New media and the N