Add to ORKGNon-democratic and democratic regimes alike have been attracted to the promise of the global information superhighway. However, the Internet contains a number of features which are potentially damaging to the legitimacy of incumbent non-democratic governments. The scope and ease of obtaining information on the World Wide Web provides the means for undermining one of the central pillars of non-democratic rule: centralized control over the domestic distribution of information and ideas. Furthermore, the communication capabilities available to Internet users assists in the creation of autonomous "public spaces" which can threaten the political preeminence of non-democratic authorities. Unfortunately for skittish regimes, designing solutions t...
Even as the Internet goes pop, federal policymakers continue to surrender their statutory obligation...
Over the last decade, the Internet has transformed how information can be made available-it is now u...
More than anything else, the Internet has become a symbol of global-ization. Emerging from military ...
It is widely believed that the Internet poses an insurmountable threat to authoritarian rule. But po...
It is widely believed that the Internet poses an insurmountable threat to authoritarian rule. But po...
In the last decade of last century, the advent of the Internet as the predominant medium of communic...
The phenomenon of the Internet, instant access to information from all over the world and interactin...
The diffusion of the Internet in China has provoked heated discussion about its impact on democracy ...
The aim of this dissertation is to address a paradox: government control and social freedom on China...
An oft-stated view held by scholars and political observers is that given the unique characteristics...
Governments across the globe seek opportunities at regular intervals to exercise state-power and con...
The internet — a fragile construction of hardware, software, standards and databases — is run by an ...
Two decades ago, some scholars predicted that information technology would lead to political partici...
Have we overestimated the internet\u27s ability to bring change and underestimated the role that pol...
While Cyber-Nationalism in China examines fundamental questions surrounding the political implicatio...
Even as the Internet goes pop, federal policymakers continue to surrender their statutory obligation...
Over the last decade, the Internet has transformed how information can be made available-it is now u...
More than anything else, the Internet has become a symbol of global-ization. Emerging from military ...
It is widely believed that the Internet poses an insurmountable threat to authoritarian rule. But po...
It is widely believed that the Internet poses an insurmountable threat to authoritarian rule. But po...
In the last decade of last century, the advent of the Internet as the predominant medium of communic...
The phenomenon of the Internet, instant access to information from all over the world and interactin...
The diffusion of the Internet in China has provoked heated discussion about its impact on democracy ...
The aim of this dissertation is to address a paradox: government control and social freedom on China...
An oft-stated view held by scholars and political observers is that given the unique characteristics...
Governments across the globe seek opportunities at regular intervals to exercise state-power and con...
The internet — a fragile construction of hardware, software, standards and databases — is run by an ...
Two decades ago, some scholars predicted that information technology would lead to political partici...
Have we overestimated the internet\u27s ability to bring change and underestimated the role that pol...
While Cyber-Nationalism in China examines fundamental questions surrounding the political implicatio...
Even as the Internet goes pop, federal policymakers continue to surrender their statutory obligation...
Over the last decade, the Internet has transformed how information can be made available-it is now u...
More than anything else, the Internet has become a symbol of global-ization. Emerging from military ...