
Based on the theory of S. Arnstein, the paper considers crowd voting as one of the management levels available to citizens. The authors analyzed the Moscow online voting platform Active Citizen. Proceeding from the open data on the platform, the authors composed the socio-demographic profile of users, evaluated the proportion of active participation, the extent of their engagement in the voting processes depending on the themes of the problems brought to the attention of the townspeople.
электронное правительство, массовое голосование, общественное участие, избирательные технологии, государство всеобщего благосостояния
электронное правительство, массовое голосование, общественное участие, избирательные технологии, государство всеобщего благосостояния
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