Empowering civic participation in the policy making process through social media

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The Web as medium has a high significance in everyday life of the digital society. The circumstance of growing visibility of social media covers a high potential in the range of a more citizen-centric and socially-rooted policy making. These potentials call for novel tools with the capability to analyze society's input and predict the possible impact of policies. The paper describes a prototype tool set for policy makers that utilizes social media technologies and methods to empower public engagement, enable cross-media platform publishing, feedback tracking / analysis and provide decision support.

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Kleinfeld, R., Bassbouss, L., Alvertis, I., & Gionis, G. (2012). Empowering civic participation in the policy making process through social media. In AAAI Workshop - Technical Report (Vol. WS-12-04, pp. 20–25). https://doi.org/10.1609/icwsm.v6i5.14220

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