E-Government: Digital Democracy

Research Paper # 1946

Computer and Technology
Law
Political Science > Election and Campaigns

A discussion about what e-government is and its effectiveness.

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Paper Summary:

This paper focuses on Government to Citizen (G2C) transactions mainly in the US. These include citizens' services and digital democracy. The concept of electronic government is to provide services and information to citizens electronically, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As the demand for electronic services increases, governments are challenged to provide these services to citizens. Digital democracy may be defined as any electronic exchange of value in the democratic process. The spectrum includes Online Campaigns, Internet Voting, and Constituency Participation.

What is e-government?
Citizens Services
Digital Democracy
Political Online Campaigning
Disadvantages of Web advertising
Online Fund Raising
Internet Voting
On-line Voting Initiatives
Why Internet voting?
Requirements of an Internet voting system
Security Problems meeting requirements of an Internet voting system
Implementation Problems
Vision
The Impact of the Internet on Democracy
Direct Democracy
Representative Democracy
Digital Divide
Conclusion The year 2005

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E-Government: Digital Democracy (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 13, 2012, from http://www.academon.com.au/Research-Paper-E-Government-Digital-Democracy/1946