1st Edition
Advances in E-Governance Theory and Application of Technological Initiatives
Chapter One: Introduction: E-Government and E-Governance
Chapter Two: E-Governance Era: Paradigm Shifts and Megatrends, Janus Face of Technology, Digital Divide, and the Hype Curve/Hype Cycle
Chapter Three: Technology Models and Societal Preferences: Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Diffusion of Innovation (DOI), and Web Trust
Chapter Four: Scientific Knowledge, Technocrats, and the Role of the Expert
Chapter Five: Open Innovation, Advancements in Technological Innovation and the Impact of Modern Networks on Participation
Chapter Six: Deliberative Democracy and Citizen Participation
Chapter Seven: Modern Deliberative Democracy Means and Web 2.0 Technology: Social Media and Crowdsourcing
Chapter Eight: Modern Deliberative Democracy Means and Web 2.0 Technology: Suggestion Boxes, Deliberative Mini-Publics, Citizen Review Panels, Deliberative Polls and Public Meetings
Chapter Nine: E-Governance, Deliberative Democracy and Voting Processes: Part One
Chapter Ten: E-Governance, Deliberative Democracy and Voting Processes: Part Two
Biography
Anthony Trotta holds a Ph.D. in Public Administration from the School of Public Affairs and Administration at Rutgers University-Newark and has extensive university level teaching and course development experience in public administration and political science (both in the traditional and virtual classroom) at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
