Landscaping digital social innovation in the EU: Structuring the evidence and nurturing the science and policy debate towards a renewed agenda for social change
Landscaping digital social innovation in the EU: Structuring the evidence and nurturing the science and policy debate towards a renewed agenda for social change
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塑造欧盟的数字社会创新：构建证据并培育科学和政策辩论，以实现新的社会变革议程
DOI：
10.1016/j.giq.2019.02.004
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
7.8
通讯作者：
G. Pasi
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作者：
Gianluca Misuraca;G. Pasi
本文讨论了分析结果的映射ICT使社会创新举措，促进整个欧盟的社会投资。研究的主要目标是更深入地了解欧盟成员国如何更好地利用信息通信技术推动的社会创新，以实施欧盟社会投资一揽子计划（SIP）中建议的行动。分析结果揭示了根据最初的概念框架评估的举措的主要特点和模式，并考虑到不同福利制度和服务模式的特点。在分析的基础上，本文得出结论，信通技术带动的社会创新对社会投资政策的执行所作的贡献。它还为未来的研究提供了建议，并概述了政策的影响和可能的方向。这些结论旨在帮助政策制定者和从业者利用ICT支持的社会创新来实现欧盟福利体系的现代化，提供更好、更有效的社会服务，并提高公民的福祉。与此同时，有文件记载的研究设计，其拟议的术语，理论框架和实证研究结果有助于在社会服务和社会政策重新设计领域的信息和通信技术支持的创新的科学兴趣和辩论的范围内不断增长的新的讨论议程的社会创新正在形成的一部分，对欧洲的未来的辩论。
This paper discusses the results of analysis of mapping ICT-enabled social innovation initiatives promoting social investment across the European Union. The key goal of the research is to provide a deeper understanding of how EU Member States can make better use of ICT-enabled social innovation to implement the actions suggested in the EU Social Investment Package (SIP). The findings of the analysis shed light on the main characteristics and patterns of the initiatives assessed according to an original conceptual framework, and taking into account the characteristics of different welfare systems and service models. Building on the analysis, the paper draws conclusions in terms of the contribution made by ICT-enabled social innovation to the implementation of social investment policies. It also provides recommendations for future research, and outlines implications and possible directions for policy. The conclusions are set to help policymakers and practitioners to use ICT-enabled social innovation to modernise EU welfare systems, providing better and more efficient social services and increasing the wellbeing of citizens. At the same time, the documented research design, its proposed terminology, theoretical framework and empirical findings contribute to the growing scientific interest and debate about ICT-enabled innovation in the field of social services and social policy redesign within the scope of the emerging discussion on the renewed agenda for Social Innovation being shaped as part of the debate on the future of Europe.