Paper Info
Title
Electronically Assisted Dialogues for Urban Planning
Abstract
Previous research describes phases in the design of electronically supported meetings from a temporal perspective. Yet the epistemological status of each phase has not been identified. It is proposed that the pre-meeting phase should be evaluated from a positivist orientation while the meeting itself should be evaluated from an interpretive orientation. Results are reported from a case study in urban planning that provides empirical support for these propositions. Data was gathered during the design and implementation of a strategic evaluation meeting. The goal of this meeting is seen as building consensus via 'rational communication' (Habermas 1987).
Year
Venue
Keywords
1999
HICSS
urban planning,epistemological status,positivist orientation,temporal perspective,pre-meeting phase,interpretive orientation,empirical support,previous research,strategic evaluation meeting,case study,electronically assisted dialogues,rational communication,human factors,strategic planning
Field
DocType
ISBN
Observational study,Computer science,Positivism,Town and country planning,Knowledge management,Urban planning,Strategic planning,Perception,Empirical research,Management science
Conference
0-7695-0001-3
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
9
Authors
1
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jim Sheffield121.24