leadership

E-Participation in Context (Part 2): Advocacy and Leadership

by Sebastian on July 7, 2010

This is the second part of a series of discussion starters on contextual aspects of e-participation. Part 1 was on Institutional Backing. Contributed by our student intern, they are inspired by his master thesis research. Some e-participation projects originate from within (or from outside) public institutions, but are not decided at the top. Initiators of [...]

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E-Participation in Context (Part 1): Institutional Backing

by Sebastian on June 17, 2010

This post is part of a series of discussion starters on contextual aspects of e-participation. Contributed by our student intern, they are inspired by his master thesis research. In deciding if and what kind of e-participation processes to initiate, it is important to consider not only the capacity available on the side of the host [...]

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Creative leadership skills and public participation

by Tim on July 25, 2009

Thanks once again to a most distinguished network of people we follow on Twitter, I came across an interesting paper yesterday: Leading Complexity: The Art of Making Sense (by Charles J. Palus and David M. Horth) Introduction This article is about developing and using creative leadership in the face of complex challenges. What has emerged from [...]

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