Julián Villodre
Biographic Data
| ID | 275196 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julián Villodre |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julián |
| FAMILY NAME | Villodre |
| SIGNATURE | VILLODRE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Autónoma de Madrid |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0468-8802 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 67 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Does personality matter in social media? An approach to factors influencing citizen-given importance towards use by public administrations
Citizens' personality affects how public administrations social media use is valued. • Openness, agreeableness and conscientiousness positively affect citizen perceptions. • Neuroticism and extraversion negatively affect citizen perceptions. • Age, gender and trust in government moderate some effects of personality traits. • Governments might improve communications by enabling detection of personality
A three-model approach to understand social media-mediated transparency in public administrations
The use of social media has promised to enhance administrative transparency. Whether having positive or negative impacts, some scholars agree that such impacts could come from the mediating effects of the perceived characteristics of social media. This is a similar idea to that proposed by the concept of computer-mediated transparency. However, social media has certain properties that might influence transparency in different ways. This article t…
Revisiting social media institutionalization in government. An empirical analysis of barriers
Social media have become a common organizational resource of governments and public administrations in different contexts. Previous authors have stated that social media institutionalization encompasses a process including stages from experimentation to complete command of the innovation. However, an understanding of barriers to social media institutionalization in public administration needs to be developed. In this article we focus on exploring…
Delivering public services through social media in European local governments. An interpretative framework using semantic algorithms
Social media adoption by public administrations is usually related to the promotion of transparency, participation and collaboration. However, less attention has been paid to the utilisation of social media for public service delivery. Hence, this paper explores what strategies of use local governments are employing to create content on social media. To do so, our study re-elaborates a well-known interpretative framework of social media interacti…
Transparencia externa y redes sociales. Los roles diferenciales de ministerios y organismos públicos estatales en Twitter
El carácter disruptivo de las redes sociales ha puesto de manifiesto dentro de las Administraciones públicas la necesidad de cambio hacia estructuras más flexibles y abiertas. Este fue, entre otros, el argumento que llevó durante la década anterior a la puesta en marcha de procesos de agencialización en el sector público español. Por ello, cabría esperar que la adopción de este tipo de tecnologías digitales en agencias estatales hubiese generado …
Organizational models for social media institutionalization
Social media institutionalization in public administrations has been conceptualized as the final stage of the adoption process. However, an understanding of organizational models for social media institutionalization in public administration is lacking. This exploratory study of Dutch local governments contributes to the literature by identifying how governments organize social media institutionalization. Drawing on an original questionnaire on s…
User roles for emergency management in social media
Algorithmic transparency and bureaucratic discretion
The governance of public sector organizations has been challenged by the growing adoption and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems and algorithms. Algorithmic transparency, conceptualized here using the dimensions of accessibility and explainability, fosters the appraisal of algorithms’ footprint in decisions of public agencies, and should include impacts on civil servants’ work. However, although discretion will not disappear, AI innovati…
Redes sociales (en las administraciones públicas)
Las redes sociales presentan singularidades en el sector público vinculadas a su potencial para generar oportunidades para innovar en la gestión pública. Esta voz se centra en estudiar el concepto de redes sociales en las administraciones públicas. Para ello, se estudia su definición, sus posibles impactos, y su relación con otros conceptos, como el gobierno abierto y el paradigma de la gobernanza pública inteligente. De la misma forma, la voz se…
Innovación pública abierta = Open innovation in the public sector
La innovación pública abierta es un concepto amplio, que habitualmente hace referencia al aprovechamiento de conocimiento interno y externo con el objetivo de transformar las organizaciones y generar valor público. Esta voz se centra en estudiar el concepto de innovación pública abierta explorando los orígenes y evolución del mismo, así como su relación con el paradigma de la gobernanza pública inteligente. Adicionalmente, la voz presenta las com…
Public employees in social media communities
This paper analyzes the interactions that public employees perform in social media communities, providing empirical evidence on the dynamics of internal collaboration. In general terms, this study responds to a rising interest in the study of social media communities as tools for co-production and innovation. In doing so, this paper asks the following research questions: How do interactions among public employees occur within a social media commu…
Comunicando datos masivos del sector público local en redes sociales. Análisis de sentimiento en Twitter
The rapid adoption of social media by public administrations deserves attention from the side of institutional information and communication. One of the points recently identified is the tone used by public sector organizations to deliver their messages, as it may encourage citizen collaboration and participation. This paper explores the tone that Spanish city councils with more than 50,000 inhabitants are using in their social media profiles. Th…
Delivering public services through social media in European local governments. An interpretative framework using semantic algorithms
Social media adoption by public administrations is usually related to the promotion of transparency, participation and collaboration. However, less attention has been paid to the utilisation of social media for public service delivery. Hence, this paper explores what strategies of use local governments are employing to create content on social media. To do so, our study re-elaborates a well-known interpretative framework of social media interacti…
Algorithmic transparency and bureaucratic discretion
The governance of public sector organizations has been challenged by the growing adoption and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems and algorithms. Algorithmic transparency, conceptualized here using the dimensions of accessibility and explainability, fosters the appraisal of algorithms’ footprint in decisions of public agencies, and should include impacts on civil servants’ work. However, although discretion will not disappear, AI innovati…
Revisiting social media institutionalization in government. An empirical analysis of barriers
Social media have become a common organizational resource of governments and public administrations in different contexts. Previous authors have stated that social media institutionalization encompasses a process including stages from experimentation to complete command of the innovation. However, an understanding of barriers to social media institutionalization in public administration needs to be developed. In this article we focus on exploring…
Transparencia externa y redes sociales. Los roles diferenciales de ministerios y organismos públicos estatales en Twitter
El carácter disruptivo de las redes sociales ha puesto de manifiesto dentro de las Administraciones públicas la necesidad de cambio hacia estructuras más flexibles y abiertas. Este fue, entre otros, el argumento que llevó durante la década anterior a la puesta en marcha de procesos de agencialización en el sector público español. Por ello, cabría esperar que la adopción de este tipo de tecnologías digitales en agencias estatales hubiese generado …
Organizational models for social media institutionalization
Social media institutionalization in public administrations has been conceptualized as the final stage of the adoption process. However, an understanding of organizational models for social media institutionalization in public administration is lacking. This exploratory study of Dutch local governments contributes to the literature by identifying how governments organize social media institutionalization. Drawing on an original questionnaire on s…
User roles for emergency management in social media
Comunicando datos masivos del sector público local en redes sociales. Análisis de sentimiento en Twitter
The rapid adoption of social media by public administrations deserves attention from the side of institutional information and communication. One of the points recently identified is the tone used by public sector organizations to deliver their messages, as it may encourage citizen collaboration and participation. This paper explores the tone that Spanish city councils with more than 50,000 inhabitants are using in their social media profiles. Th…
A three-model approach to understand social media-mediated transparency in public administrations
The use of social media has promised to enhance administrative transparency. Whether having positive or negative impacts, some scholars agree that such impacts could come from the mediating effects of the perceived characteristics of social media. This is a similar idea to that proposed by the concept of computer-mediated transparency. However, social media has certain properties that might influence transparency in different ways. This article t…
Public employees in social media communities
This paper analyzes the interactions that public employees perform in social media communities, providing empirical evidence on the dynamics of internal collaboration. In general terms, this study responds to a rising interest in the study of social media communities as tools for co-production and innovation. In doing so, this paper asks the following research questions: How do interactions among public employees occur within a social media commu…
Comunicando datos masivos del sector público local en redes sociales. Análisis de sentimiento en Twitter
The rapid adoption of social media by public administrations deserves attention from the side of institutional information and communication. One of the points recently identified is the tone used by public sector organizations to deliver their messages, as it may encourage citizen collaboration and participation. This paper explores the tone that Spanish city councils with more than 50,000 inhabitants are using in their social media profiles. Th…
Innovación pública abierta = Open innovation in the public sector
La innovación pública abierta es un concepto amplio, que habitualmente hace referencia al aprovechamiento de conocimiento interno y externo con el objetivo de transformar las organizaciones y generar valor público. Esta voz se centra en estudiar el concepto de innovación pública abierta explorando los orígenes y evolución del mismo, así como su relación con el paradigma de la gobernanza pública inteligente. Adicionalmente, la voz presenta las com…
User roles for emergency management in social media
Algorithmic transparency and bureaucratic discretion
The governance of public sector organizations has been challenged by the growing adoption and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems and algorithms. Algorithmic transparency, conceptualized here using the dimensions of accessibility and explainability, fosters the appraisal of algorithms’ footprint in decisions of public agencies, and should include impacts on civil servants’ work. However, although discretion will not disappear, AI innovati…
Redes sociales (en las administraciones públicas)
Las redes sociales presentan singularidades en el sector público vinculadas a su potencial para generar oportunidades para innovar en la gestión pública. Esta voz se centra en estudiar el concepto de redes sociales en las administraciones públicas. Para ello, se estudia su definición, sus posibles impactos, y su relación con otros conceptos, como el gobierno abierto y el paradigma de la gobernanza pública inteligente. De la misma forma, la voz se…
Revisiting social media institutionalization in government. An empirical analysis of barriers
Social media have become a common organizational resource of governments and public administrations in different contexts. Previous authors have stated that social media institutionalization encompasses a process including stages from experimentation to complete command of the innovation. However, an understanding of barriers to social media institutionalization in public administration needs to be developed. In this article we focus on exploring…
Delivering public services through social media in European local governments. An interpretative framework using semantic algorithms
Social media adoption by public administrations is usually related to the promotion of transparency, participation and collaboration. However, less attention has been paid to the utilisation of social media for public service delivery. Hence, this paper explores what strategies of use local governments are employing to create content on social media. To do so, our study re-elaborates a well-known interpretative framework of social media interacti…
Transparencia externa y redes sociales. Los roles diferenciales de ministerios y organismos públicos estatales en Twitter
El carácter disruptivo de las redes sociales ha puesto de manifiesto dentro de las Administraciones públicas la necesidad de cambio hacia estructuras más flexibles y abiertas. Este fue, entre otros, el argumento que llevó durante la década anterior a la puesta en marcha de procesos de agencialización en el sector público español. Por ello, cabría esperar que la adopción de este tipo de tecnologías digitales en agencias estatales hubiese generado …
Organizational models for social media institutionalization
Social media institutionalization in public administrations has been conceptualized as the final stage of the adoption process. However, an understanding of organizational models for social media institutionalization in public administration is lacking. This exploratory study of Dutch local governments contributes to the literature by identifying how governments organize social media institutionalization. Drawing on an original questionnaire on s…
A three-model approach to understand social media-mediated transparency in public administrations
The use of social media has promised to enhance administrative transparency. Whether having positive or negative impacts, some scholars agree that such impacts could come from the mediating effects of the perceived characteristics of social media. This is a similar idea to that proposed by the concept of computer-mediated transparency. However, social media has certain properties that might influence transparency in different ways. This article t…
Does personality matter in social media? An approach to factors influencing citizen-given importance towards use by public administrations
Citizens' personality affects how public administrations social media use is valued. • Openness, agreeableness and conscientiousness positively affect citizen perceptions. • Neuroticism and extraversion negatively affect citizen perceptions. • Age, gender and trust in government moderate some effects of personality traits. • Governments might improve communications by enabling detection of personality
Political science (11 works) · E-Government and Public Services (8 works) · Public relations (8 works) · Social media (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Social Media and Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Public sector (5 works) · Communication and COVID-19 Impact (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works)