“Civic tech” and “digital democracy” to “open up” democracy? (notice n° 549035)

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Title “Civic tech” and “digital democracy” to “open up” democracy?
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2021.<br/>
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Summary, etc. This paper posits that digital participatory democracy can be seen as a new anchor of participatory governmentality. Conveniently called “digital democracy”, its implementation contributes to the spread of a particular conception of government through participation, influenced by digital literacy and its principles of self-organization and interactivity. By studying the deployment and trajectory of the so-called “civic tech” movement in France, the aim is to show that the project of democratic openness embodied by the movement has gradually narrowed down to a logic of services, for the purposes of institutions. The “great national debate” triggered a shift in this trajectory. While part of the community complied with the government’s request to facilitate participation, the debate also gave unprecedented visibility to critics who contributed to the emergence of a different view of the role of digital technologies in democracy.
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Note Réseaux | o 225 | 1 | 2021-02-01 | p. 215-248 | 0751-7971
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