Add to ORKGSince its invention, the internet has been considered a ‘game-changer’ when it comes to democracy, with a worldwide network providing the potential to create a truly participatory democracy. This has yet to happen, but numerous individuals and groups are beginning to ask what can be done to marry the internet with representative democracy, including the Speaker of the House of Commons. Here, Chris Waller and Louis Reynolds discuss an exciting new project which seeks to use a wiki approach to crowdsource a submission to the Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy
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A collection of interviews conducted with figures in national UK political parties, specifically wit...
The Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy recently reported, recommending amongst other things t...
This thesis explores the implications of the Internet for democracy, re-evaluating the various claim...
The Internet and related Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have been proposed as a w...
Digital democracy is a hot topic nowadays, its relevance growing along with the impact of computatio...
The debate over the contribution of the Internet to democracy is farfrom settled. Some point to the ...
The Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy recently produced a report which advocated a number of...
The Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy was set up by John Bercow this year to assess ways in ...
This dissertation is broadly concerned with the issue of electronic democracy, i.e. whether, under w...
The internet has the capacity to facilitate the creation of new forms of civic engagement, but the r...
Early conceptions of digital democracy as a virtual public sphere or civic commons have been replace...
This paper shares lessons from Nesta’s research into some of the pioneering innovations in digital d...
Thanks to digital technologies, today we can bank, read the news, study for a degree, and chat with ...
The possibilities for using online media to promote deliberative democracy and enhance civic partici...
What roles do communication systems, information technologies and the internet play in fostering cit...
A collection of interviews conducted with figures in national UK political parties, specifically wit...
The Speaker’s Commission on Digital Democracy recently reported, recommending amongst other things t...
This thesis explores the implications of the Internet for democracy, re-evaluating the various claim...
The Internet and related Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) have been proposed as a w...
Digital democracy is a hot topic nowadays, its relevance growing along with the impact of computatio...
The debate over the contribution of the Internet to democracy is farfrom settled. Some point to the ...