arena of Government / University of Oxford Richard Mole / Oxford Internet Institute / /
IndustryTerm
digital technology / social media / digital tools / e-petitions / decent online presence / online communities / e-voting / online petition / online campaigning / online petitions platform / online behaviour / electoral systems / physical and digital infrastructure / trustworthy platforms and tools / online presence / online security / bad online behaviour / social media platforms / constitutional law / public services / social media offers / private sector services / social services / social media trends / online and digital tools / online spaces / online activity / /
Organization
UCL PUBLIC POLICY OFFICE OF THE VICE-PROVOST / Department of Political Science / civil society / White House / Department of Science and Technology Studies / School of Slavonic / Department of Computer Science / Estonian Parliament / Oxford Internet Institute / House of Commons / Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy / /
Person
Dawn Oliver / Helen Margetts / Jon Agar / Ann Blandford / Jennifer Hudson / Barack Obama / /
Position
Professor of Society and the Internet / Professor of Science and Technology Studies / MP / Professor of Human–Computer Interaction / Lecturer / representative / Professor of Constitutional Law / /
UCL PUBLIC POLICY OFFICE OF THE VICE-PROVOST (RESEARCH) UCL submission to the Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy September 2014 This submission has been developed from a roundtable discussion held at UCL in July