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May 16, 2018 1 hr 19 min

#4 Civic tech : hacker la démocratie ?

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Initiatives et applications numériques tournées vers la participation citoyenne et la démocratie ouverte et continue, les civic tech ont vocation à améliorer le fonctionnement et l’efficacité de la démocratie, en renouvelant les formes d’engagement des citoyens. Budgets participatifs, plateformes de propositions en ligne, délégations de vote, co-construction de lois… Ces outils d’interpellation, de mobilisation et d’implication 2.0 sont souvent présentés comme des réponses numériques à la crise de nos démocraties représentatives. Mais ces « tech for good » ne sont pas sans risque : marchandisation de la démocratie, citoyenneté à deux vitesses, illusion disruptive, « open washing » ou encore « civic business » peuvent abîmer l’idéal d’un hacking civique ouvert, indépendant et non propriétaire. Avec Léonore de Roquefeuil (Voxe), Valentin Chaput (Open Source Politics, Rudy Cambier (Liberté Living Lab) et Amaëlle Guitton (Libération)

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