Social media represents for public administration an important area to experiment forms of democratic innovation, however this potentiality is often unexplored. This article, with a focus on the case of the city of Bologna aims to explore 1) whether and how public communication practices enhanced in local participatory processes can support a substantial form of participation; 2) which roles social media specifically play in enhancing a participatory environment; 3) which kind of dynamics of interaction emerge between public administration and citizens and the challenges which need to be addressed by a public communication oriented to the public engagement.
Giulia Allegrini, Stefano Spillare (2021). Public Communication and the Role of Social Media in Enhancing Democratic Innovation: the Case of the City of Bologna. SOCIOLOGIA DELLA COMUNICAZIONE, 61, 109-126 [10.3280/SC2021-061008].
Public Communication and the Role of Social Media in Enhancing Democratic Innovation: the Case of the City of Bologna
Giulia Allegrini
;Stefano Spillare
2021
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Social media represents for public administration an important area to experiment forms of democratic innovation, however this potentiality is often unexplored. This article, with a focus on the case of the city of Bologna aims to explore 1) whether and how public communication practices enhanced in local participatory processes can support a substantial form of participation; 2) which roles social media specifically play in enhancing a participatory environment; 3) which kind of dynamics of interaction emerge between public administration and citizens and the challenges which need to be addressed by a public communication oriented to the public engagement.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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