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January, 1999
*** New G8 Government Online Publication Available in 1999 ***
Democracy and Government On-Line Services:
Contributions from Public Administrations Around the World
To access the full publication including the 17 chapters listed below
and the rest of the contents visit the following web address:
http://www.statskontoret.se/gol-democracy/
To receive notice of additions to the GOL Democracy Resource Centre:
http://www.statskontoret.se/cgi-bin/gol-democracy/links/subscribe.cgi
Enclosed in this message are the Content headings, Chapter titles with
author names, and the recent G8 GOL press release.
Contents
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I. Foreword - Paul Bird, Chairman, On behalf of the members of the
G8 Government On-Line Steering Group.
II. Introduction - Olov Ostberg, Co-Editor, Statskontoret, Sweden
III. Chapter Summaries - Brief Descriptions of Each Chapter
IV. Personal Comments and Reviews from G8 GOL Members
V. Closing Comments Steven Clift, Co-Editor, State of Minnesota,
United States
VI. Searchable Index Search this publication by keyword.
VII. Bibliography - Resource Centre - Probably the Largest
Collection of Articles, Papers, Books, and Online Resources -
Updated often!
Chapters (In alphabetical order.)
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1. "A ma santé": to Promote Citizen Participation in the Evolution of
the Quebec Health and Social Services Sector Province of Quebec,
Canada - Authors: Guy Bertrand, Raymond Dugre, and Gilles Trempe
2. Beyond Information Online - Using the Internet to Strengthen
Democracy
State of Kansas, United States - Author: Phil Wallack
3. Bologna "Civic Network": Telematics for Citizens, Businesses,
Third Sector
City of Bologna, Italy - Author: Leda Guidi
4. Citizen's Participation through Internet
City of Barcelona, Spain - Authors: Ernest Maragall, Angels Pont,
Teresa Serra, Joan Carreras
5. Democracy and Technology
Iceland - Authors: Tomas Ingi Olrich, Adalsteinn J. Magnusson,
Gudmundur Thor Gudmundsson, Gudbjorg Sigurdardottir
6. Building Accessible Information Technology in Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin, United States - Author: Bill Braham
7. Electronic Democracy in the Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea - Author: Suk-Jae Lee
8. The GovNews Project: Enabling Public and Government
Communication Using Internet News
United States - Authors: Carl Hage and Preston Rich
9. HUD Reinvention Creates Online Opportunities for Public Housing
City of Simi Valley, California, United States - Author: James G.
Purtee
10. The Impact of Government Online Initiatives on Democratic
Participation
State of Victoria, Australia - Authors: Bridget Bainbridge and Martin
Doddrell
11. INFOCID - A single window for citizenship in Portugal
Portugal - Author: Luis Vidigal
12. Language-Enhanced Telematic Services European Actions,
Developments and Future Requirements Toward Democracy within the
Information Society
European Commission - Authors: Neil Simpkins, John Diver, Lidia Pola,
Marco Zanotelli, Elio Morino
13. Operating Government in an On-line World: Balancing Access
with the Needs to Govern Effectively
State of Ohio, United States - Authors: Peter J. McGeoch and Jeffrey B
Ritter
14. Public Dialogue and Citizens' Bureaux in Sweden
Sweden - Authors: Berndt Lindholm and Tomas Ohlin
15. Sustainable Interactivity For Government Web Sites
Canada - Author: Elisabeth Richard
16. Teledemocracy, Finland
Finland - Author: Auli Keskinen
17. UK Citizens Online Democracy: An Experiment in
Government-Supported Online Public Space
United Kingdom - Author: Stephen Coleman
Press Release
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ON-LINE PRESS RELEASE
G8 Democracy and Government On-Line Services
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Paul Bird, chair of the G7 Government On-Line (G7 GOL) program said
today that "A new form of governance is emerging. Real parts of
democracy and the online world are coverging into what might be called
'electronic democracy'. The relationships among citizens and their
governments are changing in ways that we have yet to fully understand
although the possibilities are quite exciting."
Bird was referring to a new GOL report "Democracy and Government
On-Line Services, Contributions from Public Administrations Around the
World". Olov Östberg of Statskontoret (The Swedish Agency for
Administrative Development) in Sweden and Steven Clift formerly of the
State of Minnesota's Office of Technology were the co-leaders of the
work which led to this report. The studies represent work in 17
different, city, state, or national governments. The European Union,
providing a cross nation perspective, contributed an additional study.
The two co-leaders indicate that "Participation by all people is a key
goal in most governments," Ostberg and Clift said that a few years
ago, electronic democracy only emphasized public access to information
held by governments and theoretical ideas about online voting on the
decisions to be made by government. Today, the goal is to allow
citizens to select from one or more of six levels of participation.
Bologna, Italy and Sweden are just two examples of the many in the
report allowing citizen access at the following levels.
1. Access the information held by the government.
2. On-line interaction with the government on service programs.
3. On-line discussion of public issues with other citizens.
4. On-line discussion of the issues with subject matter experts.
5. On-line discussion of the issues with government officials.
6. Contribution of ideas relative to the issues undertaken by the
government.
All developed countries have projects which fall under the broad
umbrella of Democracy and On-Line Government Services. However, this
new report finds that successful programs tend to occur, in these
early days, in smaller units of government such as neighborhoods,
towns and cities.
To access the full report online:
http://www.statskontoret.se/gol-democracy/
For questions on this press release, contact:
frank.mcdonough@gsa.gov
For questions about the report itself contact the Co-Editors:
Olov Östberg - olov.ostberg@statskontoret.se
Steven Clift - clift@publicus.net
Please visit:
http://www.statskontoret.se/gol-democracy/
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