In person icon Integrity and Accountability in Digital Participatory Processes

Abstract

Digital participatory processes (e.g., e-voting, decision-making, app-based deliberation) have expanded citizens’ opportunities for democratic engagement, enhancing accessibility and inclusivity. This panel invites contributions examining the roles that institutions and political actors, particularly political parties, play in shaping digital participatory spaces. It explores how diverse accountability measures influence public trust, fair participation, and their ultimate impact on policy outcomes.

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