Erik Johnston
Biographic Data
| ID | 4401974 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Erik Johnston |
| GIVEN NAMES | Erik |
| FAMILY NAME | Johnston |
| SIGNATURE | JOHNSTON E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 97 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
How Does Personalization in News Stories Influence Intentions to Help With Drought? Assessing the Influence of State Empathy and Its Antecedents
Personalized stories are a powerful tool for communicating about science, particularly when a scientific topic is complex or unfamiliar. One example of such a topic is drought, something many regions of the world face regularly. Like other environmental challenges, drought recovery efforts benefit from a mobilized collective response through prosocial action, including volunteering and donations. The objective of this study was to examine how sto…
The creation of inclusive governance infrastructures through participatory agenda-setting
Though a stronger orientation of research and innovation with a focus on societal needs, demands, and preferences has recently become the main argument under the header of responsible research and innovation, the processes by which community members are included in studies of the future, as well as forward-looking science, technology, and innovation are underexplored. This paper explores the role of participatory agenda-setting in creating govern…
Intentionally building relationships between participatory online groups and formal organisations for effective emergency response
Advances in information and communication technologies enable the public to contribute to emergency response. For instance, reporting systems set up during recent disasters allowed affected people to submit testimonies about conditions on the ground. In addition, the public has analysed data and helped to mobilise and deliver relief resources. To plan intentionally for an integrative emergency response system in the networked age, this research e…
A framework for analyzing digital volunteer contributions in emergent crisis response efforts
Advances in information, communication, and computational technologies allow digital volunteer networks formed by concerned publics across the globe to contribute to an effective response to disasters and crises. Digital volunteer networks are event-centric and emergent networks. Currently, the literature is sharply growing in the fields of communication, computer science, emergency management, and geography. This article aims to assess the curre…
Conceptualizing Policy Informatics
This chapter focuses on two problems that seek to quantify violent group behavior for the purpose of characterizing the behavioral tendencies of the group and then use these tendencies to infer the identity of the actors involved in a given violent event. It explores the group classification problem, where people seek to distil the behavior of a group into a set of features that are used to identify different groups with similar behavioral tenden…
Crowdsourcing civility: A natural experiment examining the effects of distributed moderation in online forums
Managing the Inclusion Process in Collaborative Governance
Facilitators that use a collaborative governance approach are regularly pushed, mandated, or naturally desire to achieve broad inclusion of stakeholders in collaborations. How to achieve such inclusion is an important but often overlooked aspect of implementation. To fully realize the value of collaborative governance, we investigate how institutional design choices made about inclusion practices during the critical early stages of collaboration …
Governance Infrastructures in 2020
A governance infrastructure is the collection of technologies and systems, people, policies, practices, and relationships that interact to support governing activities. Information technology, especially communication and computational technologies, continues to augment society’s ability to organize, interact, and govern. As we think about the future of governance, this article challenges us to move beyond questions of how to best manage governme…
Mobilization via Frustration: A Minnowbrook III Tradition
(2009). Mobilization via Frustration: A Minnowbrook III Tradition? Administrative Theory & Praxis: Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 116-118
Managing the Inclusion Process in Collaborative Governance
Facilitators that use a collaborative governance approach are regularly pushed, mandated, or naturally desire to achieve broad inclusion of stakeholders in collaborations. How to achieve such inclusion is an important but often overlooked aspect of implementation. To fully realize the value of collaborative governance, we investigate how institutional design choices made about inclusion practices during the critical early stages of collaboration …
Crowdsourcing civility: A natural experiment examining the effects of distributed moderation in online forums
A framework for analyzing digital volunteer contributions in emergent crisis response efforts
Advances in information, communication, and computational technologies allow digital volunteer networks formed by concerned publics across the globe to contribute to an effective response to disasters and crises. Digital volunteer networks are event-centric and emergent networks. Currently, the literature is sharply growing in the fields of communication, computer science, emergency management, and geography. This article aims to assess the curre…
Mobilization via Frustration: A Minnowbrook III Tradition
(2009). Mobilization via Frustration: A Minnowbrook III Tradition? Administrative Theory & Praxis: Vol. 31, No. 1, pp. 116-118
Governance Infrastructures in 2020
A governance infrastructure is the collection of technologies and systems, people, policies, practices, and relationships that interact to support governing activities. Information technology, especially communication and computational technologies, continues to augment society’s ability to organize, interact, and govern. As we think about the future of governance, this article challenges us to move beyond questions of how to best manage governme…
Managing the Inclusion Process in Collaborative Governance
Facilitators that use a collaborative governance approach are regularly pushed, mandated, or naturally desire to achieve broad inclusion of stakeholders in collaborations. How to achieve such inclusion is an important but often overlooked aspect of implementation. To fully realize the value of collaborative governance, we investigate how institutional design choices made about inclusion practices during the critical early stages of collaboration …
Crowdsourcing civility: A natural experiment examining the effects of distributed moderation in online forums
Conceptualizing Policy Informatics
This chapter focuses on two problems that seek to quantify violent group behavior for the purpose of characterizing the behavioral tendencies of the group and then use these tendencies to infer the identity of the actors involved in a given violent event. It explores the group classification problem, where people seek to distil the behavior of a group into a set of features that are used to identify different groups with similar behavioral tenden…
A framework for analyzing digital volunteer contributions in emergent crisis response efforts
Advances in information, communication, and computational technologies allow digital volunteer networks formed by concerned publics across the globe to contribute to an effective response to disasters and crises. Digital volunteer networks are event-centric and emergent networks. Currently, the literature is sharply growing in the fields of communication, computer science, emergency management, and geography. This article aims to assess the curre…
Intentionally building relationships between participatory online groups and formal organisations for effective emergency response
Advances in information and communication technologies enable the public to contribute to emergency response. For instance, reporting systems set up during recent disasters allowed affected people to submit testimonies about conditions on the ground. In addition, the public has analysed data and helped to mobilise and deliver relief resources. To plan intentionally for an integrative emergency response system in the networked age, this research e…
The creation of inclusive governance infrastructures through participatory agenda-setting
Though a stronger orientation of research and innovation with a focus on societal needs, demands, and preferences has recently become the main argument under the header of responsible research and innovation, the processes by which community members are included in studies of the future, as well as forward-looking science, technology, and innovation are underexplored. This paper explores the role of participatory agenda-setting in creating govern…
How Does Personalization in News Stories Influence Intentions to Help With Drought? Assessing the Influence of State Empathy and Its Antecedents
Personalized stories are a powerful tool for communicating about science, particularly when a scientific topic is complex or unfamiliar. One example of such a topic is drought, something many regions of the world face regularly. Like other environmental challenges, drought recovery efforts benefit from a mobilized collective response through prosocial action, including volunteering and donations. The objective of this study was to examine how sto…
Political science (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Public relations (6 works) · Knowledge management (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Economics (3 works)