Right to Information and Citizen Empowerment
Parliamentary Information Visualization as a Means for Legislative Transparency and Citizen Empowerment?
... and empowerment are at the same time end results and processes that cannot exist in isolation from each ...Of Information and Right To Information provisions established in each country and ...
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ASSESSMENT OF SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT THROUGH RIGHT TO INFORMATION IN INDIA
... While democracy is an exceptionally challenged idea, it is commonly concurred that, fundamentally, it identifies with how people practice control and scrutiny over political institutions. There is additionally broad ...
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Right to Information Act- 2005
... of empowerment of common man in ...the citizen has the right to take initiatives, to seek information from the state and thereby enforce transparency and ...
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YOUTH EMPOWERMENT THROUGH CITIZEN JOURNALISM: A CASE FOR BAUCHI DIOCESE, NIGERIA
... of citizen journalism in the overall development of youths cannot be ...and information with millions of others across the ...employ citizen journalism as a tool for empowerment and ...
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RIGHT TO INFORMATION ACT 2005
... Public Information Officer ...for information in writing. It is the PIO's obligation to provide information to citizens of India who request information under the ...Public Information ...
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Electronic governance, premise for implementation of electronic democracy
... the right balance between cyberspace and users of e-government responsibility, whether they are citizens, businesses or other forms of government (vertical and horizontal, national and international level) and ...
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The POPC Citizen: Political Information in the Fourth Age of Political Communication
... political information: A myriad of options to choose from regarding the form and content of communication makes it easy to acquire political information continuously, but also to avoid political content ...
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Volunteered geographical information, crowdsourcing, citizen science and neogeography are not the same
... If neogeography just means going beyond the traditional scope of professionals, it implies that the professionals themselves are unable to “think out of the box” and escape their professional training and paradigms, ...
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Role of Information Technology in Women Empowerment
... and empowerment of women by enhancing their extra ...women empowerment, where women will get financial independence, respect, honor, and self actualization that they ...of information technology and ...
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Political information, institutions and citizen participation in American politics
... For Anderson and Reagan 1980, Reagan 1984, Dukakis 1988, Clinton 1992, Perot 1992, Dole 1996, Gore 2000, and Bush 2000 the pattern indicates that individuals who decide to vote for a can[r] ...
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Citizen awareness to e-government services for information personalization
... environment, citizen is the customer that utilizes the service provided by government agency as the service ...on citizen willing to utilize the service provided (Carter L and Belanger F, ...of ...
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Right to Information – Constitutional Perspective
... fundamental right to speech and expression can never be exercised until and unless the information regarding public matters is being ...fundamental right to speech and expression can never be ...
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Uniform Civil Code: A Mean to Integrate India
... Available online: https://edupediapublications.org/journals/index.php/IJR/ P a g e | 2033 them. UCC will be applicable to all the citizens irrespective of their religion .It is based on the premise that there is ...
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Consolidation of Arguments in favor of the Right of Access to Public Information as a Fundamental Right
... fundamental right (right of access to public information), if incardinated within the rights especially protected by the Spanish Constitution in articles 14 to 29, plus the objection of military ...
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Judicialization of medicines in Brazil: impacts and nuances on society
... each citizen, since it would be useless to provide the standard medication, if it does not present patient ...the citizen, but this is not a guarantee of ...the right to life and health and, on the ...
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THE RIGHT TO INFORMATION IN INDIA IMPLEMENTATION AND IMPACT
... The Right to Information Act 2005 was passed by the UPA (United Progressive Alliance) Government with a sense of pride. It flaunted the Act as a milestone in India’s democratic journey. It is five years ...
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POLICY AND PRACTICE OF RIGHT TO INFORMATION IN INDIA
... Public information officer are unfamiliar with law and technology and to which in turn leads to lack of accessing the information by the ...state information commission ...
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Right to information and local government: an exploration
... points out, the effectiveness of institutions depends on how well the formal constraints match with the informal constraints such as contextual and cultural norms and codes of behaviour. There is a tendency to perceive ...
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INTERNET AND WOMEN SELF-EMPOWERMENT: OPPORTUNITIES, STRATEGIES, AND CHALLENGES
... to information and media ...the right to access” (Livingstone, 2005; ...have information that will help them understand their conditions, know their rights and learned skills traditionally denied to ...
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The Electoral College, the Right to Vote, and Our Federalism: A Comment on a Lasting Institution
... We discuss these and other issues in Part III. In Part II, we ground our discussion by presenting the leading arguments for and against the College. Before turning to the future, however, we look first to the past. In ...
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