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Title Exploring The Determinants Of E-Participation In Smart Cities
ID_Doc 25673
Authors Novo Vázquez A.; Vicente M.R.
Year 2019
Published Public Administration and Information Technology, 34
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-89474-4_8
Abstract The term Smart City has gained a lot of attention lately. While there is no unique definition of a Smart City, this chapter focuses on governance issues and in particular, on the use of information and communication technologies to facilitate and boost citizens’ engagement in public life and decision-making. Specifically, the aim is to analyze the factors that shape citizens’ e-Participation in Smart Cities. Based on the civic voluntarism model we explore to what extent individual resources, political engagement and access to networks influence citizens’ decision to e-participate. Our findings suggest that e-Participation is mostly explained by citizens’ political interest and external political efficacy, the intensity of their online activity, the number of daily contacts and the degree of involvement in political/civic associations; as to socioeconomic factors, we find that age, educational attainment and labor situation are statistically significant. © Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2019.
Author Keywords Civic voluntarism model; e-Participation; Information and communication technologies (ICT); Smart city


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