Public Governance and Open Government

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This module consists of a lecture (2 hours per week) and a seminar (2 hours per week, evolving parallel to the lecture). It is held in English.

Organisational

  • Kick-off on 16th April 2024 16:00 c.t.

  • Target audience: Master Information Management / Digital Business Management, E-Government, Information Systems (IS), Web Science / Web and Data Science

  • 6 ECTS (2 + 2 SWS)

  • Module description, general contents and workload: see MoMa: 04WI2012

  • Examination: regular participation in the lecture with group discussions, presentations, flipped classroom; seminar work with presentations, review process and discussions

  • Timetable and details will be provided in the kick-off class

  • Materials and slides: openOLAT is used to share materials and to collect seminar works and presentations. Students, who have registered in Klips to the module and who have attended the kick-off lecture(s), will be granted access via their University credentials. Joining the module after the first three lectures will not be possible and is not negotiable.

Prof. Dr. Maria A. Wimmer

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Learning objectives

Students

      • are knowledgeable about public governance and about open government, including the principles of these fields.
      • can distinguish the fields e-government, e-participation, public governance and open government.
      • know the theories, methods and concepts for realising good governance and open government
      • know instruments of citizen participation and citizen engagement to ensure transparency and trust in government and how these instruments can be introduced in e-government and e-participation projects.
      • know the different fields of open government, including open government data and government 2.0 initiatives
      • are able to evaluate and assess how well e-government and e-participation endeavours implement good governance principles and can argue where the endeavours fail.
      • know means and instruments to introduce open government and good governance principles in e-government and e-participation
      • know the principles and means to conceptualise open government and citizen co-creation endeavours

Content of lecture and seminar

      • Introduction to public governance and open government, including distinction from related fields
      • Open government and good governance principles
      • Open data and open government data
      • Theories, methods and concepts for realising public governance and open government
      • Methods and instruments to introduce open government and good governance principles in e-government and e-participation and to conceptualize respective projects with citizen co-creation
      • Trust and Transparency, and relevant instruments of citizen participation and citizen engagement to ensure transparency and trust in government
      • Evaluation and assessment of good governance and open government principles as well as of the effectiveness of public governance structures along cases