评估西班牙地方政府的包容性透明度

IF 0.5 4区 管理学 Q4 POLITICAL SCIENCE
Gema Pastor Albaladejo, Gema Sánchez Medero
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摘要

本文定义并分析了一个新概念:包容性透明度。具体来说,它对25个西班牙地方议会的透明度门户网站进行了比较研究,这些地方议会在透明国际的城市指数中都占据了主要位置。评估的目的是确定他们遵守西班牙和欧洲法规的程度,确保网站对残疾人的可访问性。为此目的,从利用自动技术和透明度门户网站修订手册应用的电子无障碍准则中获得灵感,编制了一个评价模型(由4项标准、11个变量和45个指标组成)。研究结果证实了积极透明度和包容性透明度之间的正相关关系。换句话说,无论是在主动广告基准方面,市政当局设计和管理门户的方式,都要保证与所有其他公民一样,有能力(听觉、视觉、行动和认知)有限的人有权访问,从而加强其政治公民身份的行使和社会融合。
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Evaluating Inclusive Transparency in Spanish Local Government
This article defines and analyzes a new concept: inclusive transparency.  Specifically, it conducts a comparative study of transparency portals in twenty-five Spanish local councils, all of which occupy prime positions in Transparency International’s Index of Municipalities. The evaluation aims to establish their degree of compliance with Spanish and European regulations, ensuring website accessibility for people with disabilities. To this end, an evaluation model (composed of 4 criteria, 11 variables and 45 indicators) has been generated, taking inspiration from electronic accessibility guidelines, which have been applied using automatic techniques and transparency portal revision manuals. The results of the research allow verification of a positive correlation between the levels of active and inclusive transparency. In other words, whether in terms of active advertising benchmark municipalities design and manage their portals in ways which also guarantee, alongside all other citizens, the right of access for people with limited capacities (hearing, visual, mobile and cognitive) thereby enahancing the exercise of their political citizenship and their social integration.
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