Open government: collaboration, transparency, and participation in practice

Description

1. A Peace Corps for Programmers -- 2. Government As a Platform -- 3. By the People -- 4. The Single Point of Failure -- 5. Engineering Good Government -- 6. Enabling Innovation for Civic Engagement -- 7. Online Deliberation and Civic Intelligence -- 8. Open Government and Open Society -- 9. "You Can Be the Eyes and Ears": Barack Obama and the Wisdom of Crowds -- 10. Two-Way Street: Government with the People -- 11. Citizens' view of open government -- 12. After the collapse: Open government and the future of civil service -- 13. Democracy, under everthing -- 15. Case study: tweet congress -- 16. Entrepreneurial insurgency: Republians cinnect with the American people -- 17. Disrupting Washington's golden rule -- 18. Case study: govtrack.us -- 19. Case study: followthemoney.org -- 20. Case study: maplight.org -- 21. Going 2.0: Why opensecret.org opted for full frontal data sharing -- 22. All your data are belong to us: Liberating government data -- 23. Case study: many eyes -- 24. My data can't tell you that -- 25. When is transparency useful? -- 26. Transparency inside out -- 27. Bringing the web 2.0 revolution to government -- 28. Toads on the road to open government data -- 29. Open government: The privacy imperative -- 30. Freedom of information acts: Promises and realities -- 31. Gov-Media-People -- 32. Open source software for open government agencies -- 33. Why open standarts matter in government -- 34. Case study: utah.gov -- A. Memo from president Obama on transparency and open government -- Index.