By: stephencoleman
I tend to rejoice about rather more significant events than the demise of a government-funded programmes. ICELE seems to have been dead in the water for some time and the Government is merely...
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Stephen, Thank you for your response. I concur with your point that the next UK general election will be the most technologicaly-enhanced yet, however this does not address the need to have technology...
View ArticleBy: Dylan Jeffrey
On the 13 June 2008, the Minister for local e-democracy, Parmjit Dhanda M.P., announced in a letter to the International Centre of Excellence for Local eDemocracy (ICELE) Chair, Cllr. Matthew Ellis,...
View ArticleBy: Scott Wright
I think P. Smith makes an interesting point about having a directory of blogs by elected representatives. It is something that I have been trying to develop. I contacted Tom Steinberg, but didn’t...
View ArticleBy: Vassilis Goulandris
Another dimension to the discussion about ICELE. To all of us outside Britain, ICELE was an example (“role model”) we often used when we wanted to convince authorities that government backing of...
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View ArticleBy: Socialreporter | E-democracy centre: what do we get for our money?
[...] Professor Stephen Coleman, blogging on citizenship in the digital age as I reported earlier, has now turned his attention to the Govenment-funded International Centre for Local e-Democracy...
View ArticleBy: NeryDreabeDiT
I watch this guy for year, yea he do a lot of crazy stuff, but I know he is a really good and nice person. My boyfriend got his all best fights and we probably going to pray today and watch his in ring...
View ArticleBy: Anon
The role of local authorities and their various democratic actors is really important in the mix of what is fast becoming a topic dominated by advocates of direct democracy. How on earth will local...
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