Titlebook: Electronic Voting and Democracy; A Comparative Analys Norbert Kersting (Senior Lecturer in Political Sci Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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Tasuku Senbon,Futoshi Hanabuchiout electronic marketplaces where everyone would be able to vote, as in the times of the Ancient Greek agora. However, do these ideas show a realistic picture of the future, or will online political elections remain Utopia for quite some time to come?

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Wissen von/in Organisationen als Problem,rnet. A major step in this direction took place early in the 2000 presidential election when the Arizona Democratic primary featured the first binding Internet election for public office (Solop 2000; Alvarez and Nagler 2000).

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Electronic Voting in Germany: Political Elections Online, Utopia or the Future?out electronic marketplaces where everyone would be able to vote, as in the times of the Ancient Greek agora. However, do these ideas show a realistic picture of the future, or will online political elections remain Utopia for quite some time to come?

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Digital Democracy Comes of Age: Internet Voting and the 2000 Arizona Democratic Primary Electionrnet. A major step in this direction took place early in the 2000 presidential election when the Arizona Democratic primary featured the first binding Internet election for public office (Solop 2000; Alvarez and Nagler 2000).

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voting, and what are the arguments for and against? Electronic Voting and Democracy examines these issues and the contexts in which they are played out, such as problems of legitimacy and the practical considerations that have driven some countries toward electronic voting faster than others.978-1-349-51891-3978-0-230-52353-1

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-49289-1eover, students and professionals use the Internet much more extensively than other professional groups. Yet, unlike in many other countries, one cannot trace a substantial gender gap in the use of the Internet in Finland (Flash EB 88, 2001; Flash EB 112, 2002; see also Gr?nlund’s contribution in this volume).

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J. D. Turner BSc (Phys), PhD, CEng, MIEEoing on concerning the state of Swedish democracy, and how to improve it. As in many other countries it has commonly been suggested that the public has become increasingly disenchanted with the traditional institutions of representative government, detached from political parties, and disillusioned with older forms of participatory activity.

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