For contemporary societies, digital democracy provides a key concept that denotes, in our
understanding, the relationship between collective self-government and mediating digital …

Although the relationship between digitalisation and democracy is subject of growing public
attention, the nature of this relationship is rarely addressed in a systematic manner. The …

There is currently a diversity of understandings of digital democracy being deployed within
popular commentary, research, policy making, and practical initiative. However, there is a …

Devising a public policy for a digital democracy may sound surprising. Traditionally, the idea
of democracy implies a limitation of state's powers and evokes more a bottom-up process, in …

Digital democracy refers to a potential relationship between the affordances of digital
information and communication technologies and the normative requirements of effective …

There exists a growing body of thought that articulates the belief that recent developments in
information and communications technologies (ICTs) contain within them the potential to …

Digital technologies have transformed the way we live and work. They've revolutionised
industries as diverse as media, retail, education and financial services. In some cases …

One of the most widespread misconceptions about the form of government that we call
democracy is the one man one vote synthesis. In fact, this appears nowhere in the document …

This is a particularly interesting time for internet scholars and activists because we are near
the end of irrational exuberance about the internet's potential to realize everything from the …

In 1989, at the end of his seminal work Democracy and its Critics, Robert Dahl suggested
using an electronic'minipopulus' to fight two of modern democracy's biggest problems, a less …