Titlebook: Electronic Democracy in Europe; Prospects and Challe Ralf Lindner,Georg Aichholzer,Leonhard Hennen Book 2016 Springer International Publish

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Outlook: The Way Forward for European E-Democracyc, Internet-based remote voting, the authors highlight numerous unresolved issues concerning cost-benefit considerations, technical feasibility and, most importantly, political legitimacy. On balance, the large-scale and mandatory introduction of e-voting systems in binding elections for public offi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-27419-5European Politics; New Media Technologies; E-Democracy; E-Voting; E-Participation; democracy

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Graham Passmore,Amanda Turner,Julie Prescottkly captured the attention of many researchers and practitioners. Despite an impressive body of literature and numerous experiences with the political dimension of the new media technologies, there are still many uncertainties regarding the interplay of the Internet and political processes in contem

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Middle Class as the Study Group,em of democratic governance. The question of whether there can be an overarching European public sphere alongside the existing national public spheres in European member states is the subject of lively scientific and political debate. In several publications on European Governance, the European Comm

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The ‘Africanness’ of White South Africans?ce, many proponents of Internet voting argue that the introduction of an online voting channel would help to reverse the decline in turnout rates. Despite all the hypothetical benefits, however, an essential condition of voting is that the process rules out any possibility of fraud. Yet, as this cha

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