Schooling for Digital Citizens

Liberalism versus Democracy? Schooling Private Citizens in the Public Square

determinants of the digital divide (case study: rafsanjan citizens)

in the last two decades, digital divide, defined as the gap between the people who can access pcs and internet and those who cannot, has been proposed as one of the biggest challenges of digital age. considering that the economic, cultural, social, and political by-products of such a gap are viewed by many scholars to be more damaging than traditional gaps, the present research strives to detec...

Robot Companions for Citizens

Robot Companions for Citizens aolo Dario a,∗, Paul F.M.J. Verschure b, Tony Prescott c, Gordon Cheng d, Giulio Sandini e , Roberto Cingolani f, Rüdiger Dillmann g, Dario Floreano h, Christophe Leroux i, Sheila MacNeil l, Pieter Roelfsema m, Xenophon Verykios n, Antonio Bicchi o, Chris Melhuish p, Alin Albu-Schäffer q a The BioRobotics Institute, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna, viale Rinaldo Piaggio...

Reliable Peer-to-Peer Access for Italian Citizens to Digital Government Services on the Internet

In the delivery of e-government services to citizens it should be clear that the viewpoint cannot simply be the standard one of client-supplier commonly used to provide services on the Internet. In a modern society it has rather to be the peer-to-peer approach which is typical of democracies, where institutions are equal to citizens in front of the law. But this is not yet a widely accepted sta...

Adoption Patterns for the Digital Post System by Danish municipalities and Citizens

The value of e-government, services to citizens by public institutions through the internet, is dependent on the mutual adoption of e-government by both the public institution and the citizens. This paper describes a longitudinal study of e-government adoption by municipalities and citizens in Denmark. We studied the e-government initiative Digital Post – encrypted digital communication between...