A fuzzy decision model to E-Government with mobile technologies and linguistic information

Democracy, the people Government power, seeks that decisions are made by all citizens and represent their will. But somehow, the practice of the democracy has turned into a synonymous to elections, an act where common citizens participates in politics only at the ballot day, once every four or five years. This fact decreases civil participation in the whole world, causing what it has been named the crisis of the political parties. The use of the Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and new forms of participation in government through the exercise of the participatory budgets, seem to be an effective way to revert the civil apathy. In this paper, an alternative fuzzy model to E-Government and E-Democracy decision is proposed. This model is based in mobile technologies, to avoid the decrease of the civil participation in the democratic government; and a linguistic process of group decision based on the affinity between citizens using natural language and LAMA operators, to obtain a representative final opinion for the decision.