Presentations

Opening Session

• Welcome, introductory remarks
  Alexander Prosser, WU
• Welcome address from the Austrian Computer Society: E-Governance - the challenges ahead - presentation (pdf), photo
  Roland Traunmüller, OCG, University of Linz
• eVoting at the Social Elections in the Federal Republic of Germany - talk (pdf), photo
  Hans-Eberhard Urbaniak, Federal Commissioner for the Social Insurance Elections, Germany
• The Demise of Electronic Government
  Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapur, photo

Plenary I

• The Use of Information Technology in Support of General Elections with Conventional Ballots
  Alexander Leiningen-Westerburg, Siemens IT Solutions and Services, photo
• eParticipation as a pre-requisite for mature eGovernment - presentation (pdf), photo
  Matt Poelmans, Burgerlink
• The ruling of the German Constitutional Court on eVoting and its technical consequences - presentation (pdf), photo
  Alexander Prosser, WU
  

eConsultation I

• eDemocracy Design: Citizen Consultation on Contentious Issues - presentation (pdf), photo
  Mary Griffiths, University of Adelaide
• Citizen Consultation from Above and Below: The Australian Perspective - presentation (pdf), photo
  Axel Bruns, Queensland Univ. of Technology, Jason Wilson, University of Wollongong
• Electronic support for the legislative consultation process: Theoretical concepts and practical requirements
  Günther Schefbeck, Austrian Parliament

Demo Session I

• BürgerForum Europa – a citizens' dialogue about the future of the European Union - presentation (pdf), photo 1, photo 2
  Hans Hagedorn, Simone Gerdesmeier, zebralog.de,
• Transparency and auditability in eVoting - a case study
  Robert Müller-Török, Inteco, Landshut, photo
• A Public Source Solution for Independent Recounts in eVoting
  Alexander Scheidl, WU
  

Participatory eGovernment I

• From Representative to Digital Democracy: Using the Internet to Increase Citizen Participation in Government - presentation (pdf), photo
  Michael Milakovich, University of Miami
• A configurable architecture for e-participatory budgeting support - presentation (pdf), photo
  César Alfaro, Javier Gómez, Jose M. Lavín, Juan J. Molero,Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Madrid
• E-democracy 2.0: involving citizen anyway and anywhere in Emilia-Romagna (Italy) - presentation (pdf), photo 1, , photo 2
  Sabrina Franceschini, Regione Emilia-Romagna, Roberto Zarro, Università di Bergamo
  

Workshop I

• Social networking tools and widgets to promote or expand eParticipation initiatives
  Organised by:
  Ella Tailor-Smith, Edinburgh Napier University
  Ralf Lindner, Fraunhofer ISI, photo

Plenary II

• eDemocracy and eGovernment - presentation (pdf), photo
  Christian Rupp, Federal Chancellery, Vienna
• Web 2.0 as Base for Democracy 2.0 - presentation (pdf), photo
  Peter Parycek, Danube University
• Re-thinking eDemocracy - The challenges of existing concepts and future approaches - presentation (pdf), photo
  Blaz Golob, Centre for eGovernance Development for South East Europe, Ljubljana
  

eParticipation I

• The Council of Europe and eDemocracy - presentation (pdf), photo
  Michael Remmert, Head of Project Good Governance in the Information Society
  
• Supporting Argument in e-Democracy - presentation (pdf), photo
  Dan Cartwright, Katie Atkinson, Trevor Bench-Capon, Univ. of Liverpool
• Self-Efficacy as a Factor in Evaluation of e-Petitions - presentation (pdf), photo
  Peter Cruickshank, Colin Smith, Edinburgh Napier University
  

Workshop II

• European eParticipation Study: Capturing Good Practices
  Organised by:
  Ann Macintosh, Leeds University
  Jeremy Millard, Danish Technological Institute
  

eVoting I

• Project Management in eVoting - presentation (pdf), photo
  Robert Müller-Török, Inteco, Landshut
• A PKI-based protocol for secure and practical online elections - presentation (pdf), photo
  Lucie Langer, Axel Schmidt, Melanie Volkamer, Johannes Buchmann, TU Darmstadt
• New technologies for remote observation and verification of electionic votes: foundations of a better e-voting system - presentation (pdf), photo
  S. Ablameyko, N. Kalosha, D. Lipen, V. Lipen, National Academy of Sciences of Belarus
  

Workshop III

• Participatory planning: conflicts, context and cooperation
  Organised by:
  Daniel van Lerberghe, Dan Jellinek, Rolf Luehrs, Bengt Feil, pep-net, photo
  

eVoting II

• Don’t jump over acceptability before implementing e-voting: Social acceptability and its conditions of e-participation - presentation (pdf), photo
  Steve Schwarzer, Cornelia Wallner, SORA, Vienna
• Paper Records and Electronic Audits: A Step Towards Regaining Voter Trust - presentation (pdf), photo
  Mohammed Awad, Ernst L. Leiss, Univ. of Houston

Workshop IV

• Values and evaluating eParticipation
  Organised by
  David Newman, Queen's University Belfast, photo
  

eParticipation II

• Making Sense of Gov 2.0 Strategies: “No Citizens, No Party” - presentation (pdf), photo
  Enrico Ferro, Francesco Molinari, Istituto Superiore Mario Boella
• eParticipation applications requirements and recommendations - presentation (pdf), photo
  Sabrina Scherer, Maria Wimmer, Stefan Ventzke, Univ. of Koblenz
• Political Education and e-Participation: Technology, Politics and Culture - presentation (pdf), photo
  Ursula Maier-Rabler, Christina Neumayer, Univ. of Salzburg
  

Usability and Accessibility I

• Process Support for Increasing Participation in eParticipation
  Edith Maier, Ulrich Reimer, University of Applied Sciences St. Gallen
• egosta: E-Government-Stakeholder-Beteiligung - presentation (pdf), photo
  Silke Weiß, Josef Makolm, Austrian Ministry of Finance
  

Concluding Session

• Vienna Chamber of Commerce and Industry Best Paper Award, photo
• Concluding Remarks and EDEM 2010, photo 1, photo 2
  Peter Parycek, Danube University