Participatory Transparency in Social Media Governance: Combining Two Good Practices

Dreyer, Stephan; Ziebarth, Lennart

doi:10.5325/jinfopoli.4.2014.0529

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“…Hal itu membuat media sosial dapat memungkinkan setiap pengguna untuk ikut menjelaskan, menilai, dan mengkritisi setiap kebijakan sehingga menjadi prasyarat utama dalam mewujudkan transparansi secara partisipatif (Dreyer & Ziebarth, 2014). Pemanfaatan lain dari media sosial dilakukan oleh institusi pemerintah dengan membangun media sosial dan saluran teknologi informasi sebagai inisiatif dalam mewujudkan prinsip transparansi.…”

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“…Beberapa studi hanya mengelaborasi media sosial sebagai saluran informasi bagi publik dan belum mendorong pemerintahan desa agar media sosial bisa digunakan sebagai saluran alternatif untuk transparansi dan akuntabilitas pengelolaan dana desa. Meskipun ada studi yang mengelaborasi tata kelola media sosial berbasis lembaga formal dan informal, mulai dari tata kelola nasional, publik, privat hingga skala kecil, tetapi studi tersebut belum mendorong tata kelola media sosial untuk penguatan transparansi dan akuntabilitas publik (Dreyer & Ziebarth, 2014), terutama dalam memperkuat aspek transparansi dan akuntabilitas dalam pengelolaan dana desa di Indonesia.…”

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Tata kelola media sosial sebagai institusionalisasi praktik akuntansi dalam pengelolaan dana desa di Indonesia

Arianto

2023

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This study aims to elaborate on strengthening social media governance as an alternative means of strengthening the principles of transparency and public accountability in managing village funds in Indonesia. Social media has the ability to strengthen the availability of information to the public so as to create the principles of transparency and public accountability for the village fund management process. The availability of information facilities can be an important indicator for the public to participate in supervising village funds so that they are right on target and empower rural communities. This study used an explanatory qualitative approach using in-depth interviews and observation techniques to several rural social media activists in Indonesia. This research finds that social media governance can be an alternative channel to strengthen transparency and public accountability in the management of village funds. However, additional knowledge and competence is needed for village government officials in managing social media. This study also found that strengthening aspects of transparency and accountability through social media is evidence of the institutionalization of accounting practices in managing village funds in Indonesia.

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Tata kelola media sosial sebagai institusionalisasi praktik akuntansi dalam pengelolaan dana desa di Indonesia

Arianto

2023

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The Role of Social Media in Promoting Budget Transparency and Citizen Participation in Kenyan Counties

Muthomi,

Thurmaier

2024

Public Admin & Development

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Websites and social media are digital avenues that enhance information transparency and facilitate citizen engagement in public decision‐making processes. Kenya's county governments have been adopting different digital platforms in compliance with the constitutional mandate of ensuring residents are well‐informed and involved in local decision‐making. However, empirical studies assessing the efficacy of social media, especially in the African context, are lacking. This study examines the extent to which social media is promoting engaged budgeting in Kenyan counties. Trained citizens in 34 counties evaluate the effectiveness of social media platforms in (1) recruiting residents to budget deliberation forums, (2) accessing county budget proposals and decisions, (3) discussing county proposals and decisions, and (4) encouraging residents to actively participate in budget deliberations with the government. Results indicate that respondents generally see social media as effective in these roles. However, village‐level budget champions are more skeptical of these social media roles in county budgeting than area‐level facilitators.

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Protecting Children Online: Combining the Rationale and Rules of Personal Data Protection Law and Consumer Protection Law

Mačėnaitė

2018

Personal Data in Competition, Consumer Protection and Intellectual Property Law

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Participatory Transparency in Social Media Governance: Combining Two Good Practices

Cited by 7 publications

References 31 publications

Tata kelola media sosial sebagai institusionalisasi praktik akuntansi dalam pengelolaan dana desa di Indonesia

Tata kelola media sosial sebagai institusionalisasi praktik akuntansi dalam pengelolaan dana desa di Indonesia

The Role of Social Media in Promoting Budget Transparency and Citizen Participation in Kenyan Counties

Protecting Children Online: Combining the Rationale and Rules of Personal Data Protection Law and Consumer Protection Law

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