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Using a real-life and imagined case studies, we demonstrate how a casual, informal political conversation on social media among ordinary citizens could be transformed into a policy discourse. It is done by deconstructing the logic of discursive interactivity of online discussions. In doing so, we apply Jurgen Habermas' validity claims to normative rightness to reveal citizens' attitudinal positions 'For' and 'Against' certain social effects of food destruction policy of the Russian government. We measure citizens' attitudes in the form of the discursively constructed solidarities behind each position and show the interactive process of their formation. We also build a range of interactivity models that could exploit the potential of artificial neural networks for creating new tools of discourse analytics that can capture citizens' policy inputs in an easily understood format. The goal of such tools is seen in helping reduce deliberative disagreements by encouraging acceptance of other points of view-the core principle and ideal of deliberative democracy.
| Язык оригинала | Английский |
|---|---|
| Название основной публикации | BEYOND BUREAUCRACY: TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE GOVERNANCE INFORMATISATION |
| Редакторы | AA Paulin, LG Anthopoulos, CG Reddick |
| Издатель | Springer |
| Страницы | 259-287 |
| Число страниц | 29 |
| ISBN (печатное издание) | 978-3-319-54141-9 |
| DOI | |
| Состояние | Опубликовано - 2017 |
Серия публикаций
| Название | Public Administration and Information Technology |
|---|---|
| Том | 25 |
| ISSN (печатное издание) | 2512-1812 |
| ISSN (электронное издание) | 2512-1839 |
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- Государственное и региональное управление
- Информационные системы и управление
- Информационные системы управления
- Информационные системы
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Converting the Outcomes of Citizens' Discourses in the Cyberspace into Policy Inputs for More Democratic and Effective Government. / Misnikov, Yuri; Filatova, Olga; Chugunov, Andrei.
BEYOND BUREAUCRACY: TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE GOVERNANCE INFORMATISATION. ред. / AA Paulin; LG Anthopoulos; CG Reddick. Springer, 2017. стр. 259-287 (Public Administration and Information Technology; Том 25).Результат исследований: Публикации в книгах, отчётах, сборниках, трудах конференций › глава/раздел
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T1 - Converting the Outcomes of Citizens' Discourses in the Cyberspace into Policy Inputs for More Democratic and Effective Government
AU - Misnikov, Yuri
AU - Filatova, Olga
AU - Chugunov, Andrei
PY - 2017
Y1 - 2017
N2 - Using a real-life and imagined case studies, we demonstrate how a casual, informal political conversation on social media among ordinary citizens could be transformed into a policy discourse. It is done by deconstructing the logic of discursive interactivity of online discussions. In doing so, we apply Jurgen Habermas' validity claims to normative rightness to reveal citizens' attitudinal positions 'For' and 'Against' certain social effects of food destruction policy of the Russian government. We measure citizens' attitudes in the form of the discursively constructed solidarities behind each position and show the interactive process of their formation. We also build a range of interactivity models that could exploit the potential of artificial neural networks for creating new tools of discourse analytics that can capture citizens' policy inputs in an easily understood format. The goal of such tools is seen in helping reduce deliberative disagreements by encouraging acceptance of other points of view-the core principle and ideal of deliberative democracy.
AB - Using a real-life and imagined case studies, we demonstrate how a casual, informal political conversation on social media among ordinary citizens could be transformed into a policy discourse. It is done by deconstructing the logic of discursive interactivity of online discussions. In doing so, we apply Jurgen Habermas' validity claims to normative rightness to reveal citizens' attitudinal positions 'For' and 'Against' certain social effects of food destruction policy of the Russian government. We measure citizens' attitudes in the form of the discursively constructed solidarities behind each position and show the interactive process of their formation. We also build a range of interactivity models that could exploit the potential of artificial neural networks for creating new tools of discourse analytics that can capture citizens' policy inputs in an easily understood format. The goal of such tools is seen in helping reduce deliberative disagreements by encouraging acceptance of other points of view-the core principle and ideal of deliberative democracy.
KW - Collective intelligence
KW - Deliberative democracy
KW - Moral disagreement
KW - Online discourse
KW - Validity claim
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A2 - Paulin, AA
A2 - Anthopoulos, LG
A2 - Reddick, CG
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