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Julio WK1 Websites Discussion

Topics: Public Trust/ Attitudes /Opinions about Government

Website #1:  www.govexec.com/management/2013/09/analysis-trust-federal-workers

Government Executive is an online magazine that touches primarily on several issues pertinent to the federal government.  Government Executive has a plethora of insightful government related articles exploring topics related to management, contracting, and defense among many others.  Within the management topics, a regularly published topic is public trust in government.  Peters (45) implies that the relationship between the public and the government servant is dependent on the public servant/entity level of performance.  In other words, the better the public service, the happier the service recipients and a greater level of trust is achieved.     

 

Website # 2:  https://epic.org/privacy/survey/ (Links to an external site.)

The Electronic Privacy Information Center, also known as EPIC takes a hard stance in favor of privacy rights.   EPIC argues that public opinion polls consistently find strong American citizen support for privacy rights.  Some of these polls stress that Americans support privacy rights in law to protect personal information from public and private entities.  The seemingly paranoid website has links that tap into several polling and news websites and resources that can be used to supplement research of how privacy is affected due to the urban growth in our cities as presented by Judd and Swanstrom (9).  Some of these are the previously mentioned Gallup Poll, the Odum Institute, and the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse Poll Page.  The website is easy to navigate and is supported by donations.

Website # 3:  http://www.worldpublicopinion.org/ (Links to an external site.)

World Public Opinion websites touts the logo “Giving Voice to Public Opinion Around the World”.  The website is a comprehensive collection of polls and sources that has a “one stop shop” style.  It has access to public opinion information by country, topic, or information.  It divides public opinion by continent and/or geographical region, like Africa and the Asia/Pacific region.   It offers public opinion by topics that include, the environment, trade, human rights, among other topics.  Lastly, the website offers an impressive collection of poll analyses that encompass world and U.S. opinion.   It also organizes links by region, country, topic, organization and informational digests.  This website can be a strong resource to examine the fractured metropolitan landscapes presented by Judd and Swanstrom (10).  It is a free website that is managed by the Program on International Policy Attitudes.   

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