CeDEM17

Extended Submission Deadline: 10/02/2020

Main conference themes: digital participation, social media weaponization, campaigning, populism, civic engagement, e-government, smart cities.

  • Track 1: Social Media and Citizen Engagement
  • Track 2: Weaponizing Digital Media
  • Track 3: E-government, Smart Cities, and Emerging Topics

Call for Papers:

Important Dates

  • Conference Date: 15-16 May, 2020
  • Extended submission deadline: 10 Febraury 2020
  • Notifications: 10 March 2020

Location

  • Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

JeDEM 9(2) – The CeDEM issue – out now!

9(2) CeDEM Issue (Edited by Qinfeng Zhu and Noella Edelmann)
The second issue of JeDEM in 2017, co-edited with Qinfeng Zhu from City University of Hong Kong, is out now!

This yearly issue is known as the “CeDEM issue”. It traditionally presents some of the best papers from the Conference for eDemocracy and Open Government (CeDEM) held earlier on in the year, and also includes the best papers from the sister conference CeDEM Asia 2016 held in Daegu, Republic of Korea.

Access it free of charge here!
Table of Contents

CeDEM17 Wine&Talk: Astik Sinha and Noella Edelmann

WINE&TALK is CeDEM’s interview-format to get in touch witch interesting people around innovation and Open Government at our conference. This WINE&TALK is with Astik Sinha (MP & President BJP’s Youth Wing, India) – hosted by Noella Edelmann (Danube University Krems).

CeDEM WINE&TALK

CeDEM is the international Conference for e-Democracy and Open Government. It brings together e-democracy, e-participation and open government specialists working in academia, politics, government and business to critically analyse the innovations, issues, ideas and challenges in the networked societies of the digital age. CeDEM17 was at the Danube University Krems from 17th to May 19th 2017. We are very proud to announce Ines Mergel, Todd O’Boyle, Keren Flavell and Dave Karpf as our keynote-speaker.

CeDEM Review CeDEM17

  1. Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel — Digital Transformation: The case of government start-ups
  2. Todd O‘Boyle — Digital Tools and Digital Democracy: US Cities and Civil Society in 2017
  3. Keren Flavell — Reinvigorating the Role of Media to Educate and Engage Citizens
  4. Dave Karpf — The Promises and Pitfalls of Digital Listening: Analytic Activism in 2017 and Beyond

Download: Review CeDEM17 PDF
CeDEM17 Review PDF (Download)

CeDEM17 Wine&Talk: Ralf-Martin Soe and Noella Edelmann

WINE&TALK is CeDEM’s interview-format to get in touch witch interesting people around innovation and Open Government at our conference. This WINE&TALK is with Ralf-Martin Soe (Tallinn University of Technology , Estonia) – hosted by Noella Edelmann (Danube University Krems).

CeDEM WINE&TALK

CeDEM is the international Conference for e-Democracy and Open Government. It brings together e-democracy, e-participation and open government specialists working in academia, politics, government and business to critically analyse the innovations, issues, ideas and challenges in the networked societies of the digital age. CeDEM17 was at the Danube University Krems from 17th to May 19th 2017. We are very proud to announce Ines Mergel, Todd O’Boyle, Keren Flavell and Dave Karpf as our keynote-speaker.

CeDEM Review CeDEM17

  1. Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel — Digital Transformation: The case of government start-ups
  2. Todd O‘Boyle — Digital Tools and Digital Democracy: US Cities and Civil Society in 2017
  3. Keren Flavell — Reinvigorating the Role of Media to Educate and Engage Citizens
  4. Dave Karpf — The Promises and Pitfalls of Digital Listening: Analytic Activism in 2017 and Beyond

Download: Review CeDEM17 PDF
CeDEM17 Review PDF (Download)

CeDEM17 Wine&Talk: Dave Karpf and Noella Edelmann

WINE&TALK is CeDEM’s interview-format to get in touch witch interesting people around innovation and Open Government at our conference. This WINE&TALK is with Dave Karpf (George Washington University, US) – hosted by Noella Edelmann (Danube University Krems).

CeDEM WINE&TALK

CeDEM is the international Conference for e-Democracy and Open Government. It brings together e-democracy, e-participation and open government specialists working in academia, politics, government and business to critically analyse the innovations, issues, ideas and challenges in the networked societies of the digital age. CeDEM17 was at the Danube University Krems from 17th to May 19th 2017. We are very proud to announce Ines Mergel, Todd O’Boyle, Keren Flavell and Dave Karpf as our keynote-speaker.

CeDEM Review CeDEM17

  1. Prof. Dr. Ines Mergel — Digital Transformation: The case of government start-ups
  2. Todd O‘Boyle — Digital Tools and Digital Democracy: US Cities and Civil Society in 2017
  3. Keren Flavell — Reinvigorating the Role of Media to Educate and Engage Citizens
  4. Dave Karpf — The Promises and Pitfalls of Digital Listening: Analytic Activism in 2017 and Beyond

Download: Review CeDEM17 PDF
CeDEM17 Review PDF (Download)