An ontology for G2G collaboration in public policy making, implementation and evaluation

作者: Euripidis N. Loukis

DOI: 10.1007/S10506-007-9041-5

关键词: Ontology (information science)Function (engineering)GovernmentKnowledge managementPolitical scienceInformation societyEuropean unionPublic policyPolicy analysisSemantic Web

摘要: This paper concerns the development and use of ontologies for electronically supporting structuring highest-level function government: design, implementation evaluation public policies big complex problems that modern societies face. critical government usually necessitates extensive interaction collaboration among many heterogeneous organizations (G2G collaboration) with different backgrounds, mentalities, values, interests expectations, so it can greatly benefit from ontologies. In this direction initially an ontology policy making, is described, which has been developed as part project ICTE-PAN Information Society Technologies (IST) Programme European Commission, based on sound theoretical foundations mainly analysis domain contributions experts administrations four Union countries (Denmark, Germany, Greece Italy). It a 'horizontal' be used whole lifecycle in any vertical (thematic) area activity; also combined 'vertical' specific activity we are dealing with. described collaborative through 'structured electronic forums', 'extended workflows', 'public stages sub-ontologies', etc., semantic annotation, organization, indexing integration participants these forums, enable advanced web capabilities area.

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