Along with the ongoing digital transformation, eParticipation tools are establishing their position in participatory urban planning practice. Despite social media being an essential part of the everyday life for many citizens, it is still seeking its role in Finnish planning-related public participation. The aim of this dissertation is to clarify the role of social media and its potential for urban planning, and to promote the development of a well-functioning electronic participation approach. The research design is a combination of an in-depth case study, which was carried out in a Finnish municipality through action research, and a broader survey and a workshop that focused on the role of social media in the context of urban planning i...
Abstract This dissertation aims to uncover emerging practices in how people seek information while o...
This case study focuses on interactivity between citizens and public administrators in sustainable u...
| openaire: EC/H2020/856602/EU//FINEST TWINSIn this paper, we examine social media-based participati...
Along with the ongoing digital transformation, eParticipation tools are establishing their position ...
The thesis is a trans-disciplinary work on participatory e-planning. So far, participatory e-plannin...
Social media and online discussions have become reality for urban planners in the 21st century. This...
Contemporary urban planning theories and practices are still dealing with the linear procedures and ...
Tässä diplomityössä tutkitaan sosiaalisen median mahdollisuuksia kokemuksellisen tiedon välittäjänä....
The existing methods used in participatory planning do not enable multifaceted and truly inclusive p...
We examine how urban planners in Helsinki work as intermediaries to “balance power” between actively...
Ongoing global urbanization is bringing more and more people to urban environments worldwide. Cities...
Social media has altered traditional communication and enriched traditional social networks. In addi...
The importance of cities is increasing due to the rapidly growing share of population living in urba...
In this thesis, I study how social media could be utilized in virtual organizations. The study is b...
In recent years, the widespread use of social media has increasingly impacted planning practice and ...
Abstract This dissertation aims to uncover emerging practices in how people seek information while o...
This case study focuses on interactivity between citizens and public administrators in sustainable u...
| openaire: EC/H2020/856602/EU//FINEST TWINSIn this paper, we examine social media-based participati...
Along with the ongoing digital transformation, eParticipation tools are establishing their position ...
The thesis is a trans-disciplinary work on participatory e-planning. So far, participatory e-plannin...
Social media and online discussions have become reality for urban planners in the 21st century. This...
Contemporary urban planning theories and practices are still dealing with the linear procedures and ...
Tässä diplomityössä tutkitaan sosiaalisen median mahdollisuuksia kokemuksellisen tiedon välittäjänä....
The existing methods used in participatory planning do not enable multifaceted and truly inclusive p...
We examine how urban planners in Helsinki work as intermediaries to “balance power” between actively...
Ongoing global urbanization is bringing more and more people to urban environments worldwide. Cities...
Social media has altered traditional communication and enriched traditional social networks. In addi...
The importance of cities is increasing due to the rapidly growing share of population living in urba...
In this thesis, I study how social media could be utilized in virtual organizations. The study is b...
In recent years, the widespread use of social media has increasingly impacted planning practice and ...
Abstract This dissertation aims to uncover emerging practices in how people seek information while o...
This case study focuses on interactivity between citizens and public administrators in sustainable u...
| openaire: EC/H2020/856602/EU//FINEST TWINSIn this paper, we examine social media-based participati...