Every member of the Senate and the House of Commons along with their staff have access to e-mail, the World-Wide Web and Usenet newsgroups. However, just getting connected to the internet does not ensure that this communications tool is used to the fullest extent. This article looks at what Parliamentarians are doing and what they could do in the future. In the early 1990s the Internet was just a mysterious entity that did not figure prominently in the work of most legislators. Today all federal and most provincial legislators have been connected to the Internet in one form or another yet the question still arises as to what extent this new technology is being used in the offices of Canadian legislators
Internet technologies permit to make available documents and information about legislative processe...
In a nationwide study of state legislative Web sites, Narro, Mayo, and Miller found that the communi...
Defence date: 2 October 2013Examining Board: Professor Alexander H. Trechsel (EUI, Supervisor) Prof...
New media technologies, such as the internet and email, have been seen as providing oppor-tunities t...
This article is not available through ChesterRep.Based on content analysis of representatives' websi...
This article is not available through ChesterRep.Much concern has been voiced about the ability of U...
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International audienceThis article explores the use of the Internet by Members of the European Parli...
Technologies such as the web and email have been seen to offer new capabilities through which tradit...
This study explores the engagement of members of the Irish lower parliamentary chamber, the Teachta ...
The Internet has emerged as one way that organizations can engage their publics in dialogue. The pur...
This article considers whether new media have shifted the focus and style of parliamentary represent...
The creation of the Scottish Parliament in 1999 presented a unique opportunity to integrate new Info...
The article intends to advance the study of e-participation in renewed directions by focusing on a c...
The overall aim of this volume is to investigate the impact of new information and communications te...
Internet technologies permit to make available documents and information about legislative processe...
In a nationwide study of state legislative Web sites, Narro, Mayo, and Miller found that the communi...
Defence date: 2 October 2013Examining Board: Professor Alexander H. Trechsel (EUI, Supervisor) Prof...
New media technologies, such as the internet and email, have been seen as providing oppor-tunities t...
This article is not available through ChesterRep.Based on content analysis of representatives' websi...
This article is not available through ChesterRep.Much concern has been voiced about the ability of U...
tag=1 data=Internet communications : a challenge for Legislators. by Gianpaolo Panusa tag=2 data=Pa...
International audienceThis article explores the use of the Internet by Members of the European Parli...
Technologies such as the web and email have been seen to offer new capabilities through which tradit...
This study explores the engagement of members of the Irish lower parliamentary chamber, the Teachta ...
The Internet has emerged as one way that organizations can engage their publics in dialogue. The pur...
This article considers whether new media have shifted the focus and style of parliamentary represent...
The creation of the Scottish Parliament in 1999 presented a unique opportunity to integrate new Info...
The article intends to advance the study of e-participation in renewed directions by focusing on a c...
The overall aim of this volume is to investigate the impact of new information and communications te...
Internet technologies permit to make available documents and information about legislative processe...
In a nationwide study of state legislative Web sites, Narro, Mayo, and Miller found that the communi...
Defence date: 2 October 2013Examining Board: Professor Alexander H. Trechsel (EUI, Supervisor) Prof...