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Collaborating institution
Location
Knowledge area
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Accepted presentation types
Topics and Subtopics
- Governance and Innovation
- Governance: goal or strategy?
- Network governance, metagovernance, collaborative governance, multilevel governance.
- Guiding principles of open and collaborative governance: ethics, transparency, accountability, etc.
- Relational administration and Governance.
- Key factors for moving toward an innovative and advanced model of intelligent Governance.
- Innovation ecosystem in the public sector.
- Social innovation, technological innovation and organizational innovation in the context of governance.
- Public policy test labs.
- Political Governance
- Leadership of the public sector for spatial development.
- Intra-organizational governance aiming for the efficiency and effectiveness of Public Administration.
- Bringing together research and practice in governance and policy-making.
- Strategies and resources to generate Confidence and institutional legitimacy.
- Channels to actively listen to society.
- Improving user experience: the 4 co-s of public management: co-design, co-planning, co-execution and co-evaluation of public policies.
- Strategies and mechanisms to evaluate public governance.
- Democratic quality in the arenas of deliberation.
- Technoscientific Governance.
- Contribution and value of STI and its governance for inclusive development.
- STI Governance Systems and Architecture.
- Citizen Participation in STI Governance.
- Public-Private Cooperation in STI Governance.
- Open Science.
- Democratization of Science.
- Science, Technology, Innovation and Ethics.
- Evaluation of Science, Technology and Innovation.
- Regional STI Governance models.
- Science, Technology and Innovation and Sustainable Development Goals.
- Social value of STI.
- STI Governance Challenges.
- International Governance Systems.
- Toward a global governance system. Principles, legal structures and goals.
- Regional visions of global governance.
- Proposals for a new global governance. Reform of international institutions.
- Thematic areas of global governance: environment, climate change, ocean management, governance of the economy, political and institutional governance, etc.
- Governance of peace, security and conflict resolution.
- Governance in the European Union.
- Governance and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
- Democracy, the exercise of citizenship and governance.
- Relationships between the local and global scales of governance.
- The role of sub-national entities (at the local and municipal level) in local governance.
- Digital Governance.
- Major trends in digital governance for the coming years.
- Digitalization. ¿Threat or opportunity for governance?
- Digital and technological revolution challenges for digital governance.
- Artificial intelligence in digital governance: Challenges and opportunities.
- Security, privacy and ethics in digital governance. Inclusion and digital access. Technology to empower citizens.
- The future of public service digitalization.
- Digital transformation of public services and the administration.
- Digital governance assessment methods.
- Citizen Participation.
- The importance of citizen participation in policy-making.
- Present and future of citizen participation.
- The new culture of participation.
- The role of education in the promotion of active citizenship.
- Processes of citizen participation.
- Participatory budgeting.
- Challenges of citizen participation.
- Social networks and the Internet: opportunities for and threats to citizen participation.
- Participation and inclusion.
- Theoretical and practical approaches to citizen participation.
- Comparative studies of citizen participation models.
- Citizen participation at the local level.
- Child and youth participation experiences to nurture a democratic culture.
- Citizen participation assessment mechanisms.
- Other topics. Miscellanea.
- Cultural studies.
- History, geography, human beings and the environment.
- Development and transformation of social structures.
- Ideals and practices of civil society.
- Power, authority and governance.
- Global connections and exchanges.
- Creation, expansion and interaction of economic systems.
- Science, technology and innovation.
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