Desafio de ideias para o governo aberto: o caso da Polícia Militar de Minas Gerais – Brasil

Martins, Teresa Cristina Monteiro; Bermejo, Paulo Henrique de Souza

doi:10.12660/cgpc.v21n70.59470

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“…Considering the substantial impact that Anvisa’s regulatory role has on society, the agency seeks public input in formulating its regulatory policies, with an emphasis on online PC, a mechanism based on open innovation and social participation used by public institutions with the aim of increasing democratic inclusion and enabling citizens to participate actively in decision-making processes (Santos et al , 2015; Martins and Bermejo, 2016).…”

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Does public consultation encourage social participation?

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Bermejo

Garcia

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Journal of Ent Info Management

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Purpose Social participation or public participation is a mechanism that aims to enable decision makers to understand the real needs of society and to promote more appropriate and acceptable public policies. The purpose of this paper is to analyze, through Douglasian Cultural Theory, the public-consultation mechanism, and to what extent it encourages the participation of people with different points of view in the formulation of public policies. Design/methodology/approach This research paper uses theoretical propositions from Douglasian Cultural Theory to investigate the process of public consultation adopted by the Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) in the formulation of public policies for Brazil’s health sector. Findings The results contribute to the findings of previous studies, i.e., that social participation is unequal, and that some points of view are dominant in policy formulation. This indicates that public managers should seek mechanisms of participation that promote more inclusive and pluralistic public participation. Research limitations/implications The main limitations of this study are the subjectivity inherent in the classification of “voices” in Douglasian Cultural Theory, the small number of contributions analyzed and the absence of some unpublished data. Originality/value The analysis contributes to the literature by supporting some and rejecting other propositions of Douglasian Cultural Theory, as well as indicating possible potential from this theory through public administration in the evaluation of mechanisms of social participation.

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confidence: 99%

Does public consultation encourage social participation?

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Bermejo

Garcia

et al. 2018

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“…gov platform created by U.S President Obama government to challenge citizens to engage to solve public problems, which are traditionally the responsibility of various governmental agencies (Linders, 2012). In Brazil, the idea-sending platform (Prêmio Ideia) can be highlighted by its use by public institutions to capture local knowledge to solve problems (Souza et al, 2014;Santos, 2015;Martins and Souza Bermejo, 2016). On this platform, the institution that promotes the challenge of ideas launches an issue of public interest online and asks for citizen participation to find a solution.…”

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confidence: 99%

Os fatores determinantes da participação na produção coletiva de ideias para solução de problemas públicos

Martins

Bermejo

2018

Rev. Adm. Pública

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Resumo Quais os fatores determinantes da participação dos cidadãos na produção coletiva de ideias para solução de problemas públicos? Para responder essa questão, 510 cidadãos, inscritos na plataforma de produção coletiva de ideias Prêmio Ideia, responderam a um questionário apontando o quanto os construtos extraídos da literatura como determinantes da participação em plataformas online seriam decisivos para seu interesse em participar. A análise de equações estruturais aponta que o retorno dado pela instituição pública aos cidadãos e a comodidade determinam o interesse em participar, mas que esse interesse não implica, necessariamente, a participação efetiva. Conclui-se que a aplicação das ideias geradas e o feedback aos participantes são determinantes para a participação social e sugerem-se pesquisas que abordem também as motivações das instituições proponentes em propor tais iniciativas.

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