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- 1. [R]evolution in Government #projectrevolution Anthony Deos | @asdeos
- 2. Our discussion: • What is social media? • Revolution, Evolution or both? • The Epochs of Civilization • Social media inGovernment • Wither the Nation-state?
- 3. What is social media? • Common misconception: ▫ It’s technology, it’s applications and tools.
- 4. What is social media? • It’s about relationships & human interaction. • Why is social media different? ▫ Both the instrument & product of social shaping.
- 5. Social Media = Collaboration
- 6. Social Media = Networks • Network Society • ‘Disaggregated’ states collaborating in networks. • Noopolitik ▫ Knowledge power ▫ Network organization
- 7. Revolution, Evolution or Both? BOTH
- 8. Revolution, Evolution or Both? • ‘Change comes in waves or cycles…some waves come in such magnitude that it appears to be a ‘revolution’’.
- 9. The Epochs of Civilization • Spoken Word • First ‘writings’. • The alphabet. • Moveable type. • Mass media/broadcast • The Internet.
- 10. The Epochs of Civilization • Spoken Word • ‘The Great Leap forward’ • First ‘writings’. • First City State • The alphabet. • Greek Enlightenment • Moveable type. • Renaissance • Mass media/broadcast • End of Cold War • The Internet. • ??
- 11. Where and Why?
- 12. The Printing Press • Most recent world-order transformation. • Without the printing press, the state as we know it would have not come into existence.
- 13. Social Media & Globalization • Nation-states unleashed the forces of globalization. • But, globalization flourishes because of the ICT ‘revolution’.
- 14. Social Media in Government • Nation-state Reactions: ▫ Control ▫ Adapt • Two Levels: ▫ Local ▫ Global
- 15. Social Media inGovernment • Control – increasingly difficult ▫ Nation-states models based on maintain control are being challenged. • Adaptation – increasingly necessary ▫ Nation-state models in transition are more common .
- 16. Arab Spring Nation-states • Control of Information • Little or no citizen interaction • Mistrust of state-owned media
- 17. Arab Spring Nation-states • Social media did not CREATE the uprisings, but played a central role in SHAPING the debates. • Used to disseminate information and network.
- 18. New Zealand • An early innovator: ▫ Digital Strategy 2005 ▫ 2005 - 100% of schools connected to Internet ▫ 2007 – Participation 2.0 ▫ Digital Strategy 2.0 in 2008 ▫ DigitalNZ
- 19. New Zealand • Positive adaption continues: ▫ Between 2011-12 the Government sector had the greatest growth of engagement. ▫ Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFI) ▫ Rural Broadband Initiative (RBI)
- 20. New Zealand • A new type of nation-state? ▫ A network-information society. E-government Integration across networks (borders, cultures, etc.) ▫ A ‘knowledge society’ Knowledge provider/producer & sharer.
- 21. [R]evolution & the Nation-state • Wither the nation-state? ▫ Yes&No ▫ More likely further evolution of political and social organization.
Notas del editor
- Maxine Teller, Consultant, sums up what she calls the collaboration era.R.S. Zaharnacalls it the global communications era.Simply it means relationships and sharing information equals power and multiplies value.
- Castells, Network SocietyJohn Arquilla & David Ronfeldt, NoopolitikAnne Marie Slaugther, A New World Order
- Leah Lievrouw / Sonia Livingstone, Introduction, The Handbook of New Media.
- Leah Lievrouw / Sonia Livingstone, Introduction, The Handbook of New Media.
- William McGaughey ‘The Five Epochs of Civilization’; John Man ‘Gutenberg: How One Man Remade the World with Words’; Ronald Deibert ‘Parchment, Printing and Hypermedia’.
- Philip Howard, MuzammilHussain, Will Mari, MarwaMazaid at the University of Washington, DeenFreelon at American University, and Aiden Duffy at Amazon Web Services.
- JANE E. FOUNTAIN, PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY, DIRECTOR, NATIONAL CENTER FOR DIGITAL GOVERNMENT. Prepared for the United Nations Project on Governance Conference on e-Government in Asia and the Pacific Seoul, Republic of Korea, 11-13 May 2011
- The Engaged Web New Zealand 2012
- 2009 – Internet Use in New Zealand: Implications for Social Change. Ian Goodwin, Nigel Smith, Kevin Sherman, Charles Crothers, Jennie Billot, and Phillippa smith. WIPNZ (World Internet Project New Zealand).