Despite the increasing use of digital tools for citizen participation, their ecosystem and
functionality remain underexplored. What digital tools exist, and how do they help citizens …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore the usefulness of popular reporting (PR) in
an Italian city as a dialogic accounting tool for promoting citizens' engagement with digital …

A variety of studies have put forward heterogeneous stage models of e-government
development since 2000. However, there is lack of research on a general framework of the …

Participatory governance is widely viewed as an essential element of realizing planned
smart cities. Nonetheless, the implementation of e-participation platforms, such as the …

Cities play increasingly recognised roles in global climate change responses: as change
laboratories, spaces of opportunity, and as administrative and economic hubs that …

Sustainable competitiveness (SC) encourages nations not only to meet the needs of the
current generation but also to sustain or even expand national wealth in the future without …

The recent global pandemic has highlighted the importance of efficient communication
between the government and its citizens through online platforms. While approximately 90 …

Contemporary urban development is increasingly characterized by collaboration and co-
production between 'experts' and the 'public'in urban planning processes. Recently, local …

Electronic participation (e‐participation) has grown across the world in recent decades and
many governments offer a range of opportunities for e‐participation. However, there is a lack …

This Connexions article links collaboration in smart city projects, a contemporary and
undertheorised social challenge, with theories on assemblage thinking, organisation, and …