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 …

Digital Democracy considers how technological developments might combine with
underlying social, economic and political conditions to produce new vehicles for democratic …

Technology has become part of nearly everything we do in our public and private lives. It
shapes the way we connect with our friends and family, move through our cities and …

This book series examines how and why digital technologies matter for democracy–whether
in terms of coordinating social movements, elections, e-government, or digital inclusion …

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 …

Digital technologies are changing information flows and transforming some of our current
social structures. From some perspectives, increased interactions among people on social …

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 …

Accompanying the last decade's enthusiasm for the Internet economy were equally
extravagant expectations about information technologies' impact on democracy and …

At this point in history, the civic sphere has gone online to a considerable extent. There now
exist tremendous opportunities for deliberation and public engagement through online …

Democracy and cyberspace Page 1 3 Democracy and cyberspace Richard K.Moore Digital
cyberspace: a quick tour of the future Let’s stand back for a moment from today’s internet and from …