PRINCÍPIO DEMOCRÁTICO E ADMINISTRAÇÃO PÚBLICA DEMOCRÁTICA EM TEMPOS DE CIBERCIDADANIA
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2019.14.85-97Keywords:
Princípio democrático. administração pública democrática. sociedade da informação. cibercidadaniaAbstract
The dynamic concept of the democratic principle in the Constitution of the Federative Republic of Brazil of 1988 expands its axiological effects to other normative prescriptions that exalt the participation of the citizen in the public administration to demand from the official bodies that the transmission of information and data of particular interest, of collective interest or of public interest in general, are made available on the Internet in order to allow not only access to information, but also functional knowledge and control of acts practiced by those who exercise powers in name of State. Alert that although the incorporation of new information and communication technologies into infrastructure is indispensable for the modernization of the contemporary state, it is fundamental in the Brazilian case to foment the mechanisms of democratic participation through the educational system in order to overcome society's lack of trust in public administration.
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