Digital Democracy in a Globalized World
Digital Democracy in a Globalized World
Lindseth, Peter L.; Rosina, Monica; Cuijpers, Colette; Prins, Corien
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
09/2017
392
Dura
Inglês
9781785363955
15 a 20 dias
Introduction
1. Digitalization through the lens of law and democracy
Maurice Adams and Corien Prins
Part I Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives
2. E-democracy, the global citizen, and multilevel constitutionalism
Ingolf Pernice
3. In search of the Holy Grail: a principled approach to multistakeholder governance in internet policy-making
Nicolo Zingales, Roxana Radu
4. The broken promises of democracy in the information era
Ugo Pagallo
5. Depoliticization in the digital infosphere: When communication runs counter-democratic
Emre Bayamlioglu
6. The ambivalence of the impact of digitalization on democracy through the lens of privacy and transparency
Colette Cuijpers
7. Election integrity: the constitutionality of transitioning to electronic voting in comparative terms
Rivka Weill
Part II Case Studies
8. Digital democracy in Brazil: is technology a game-changer?
Monica Steffen Guise Rosina, Luiz Fernando Marrey Moncau and Eduardo Alves Lazzari
9. Deliberative democracy and digital urban design in a Canadian city: The case of the McGill Online Design Studio
Hoi L. Kong, Nik Luka, Jaimie Cudmore and Andrea Dumas
10. Digital support for enhanced democratic participation in US rulemaking
Cynthia R. Farina, Cheryl L. Blake, Mary Newhart and Chaebong Nam
11. The European Citizens' Initiative: an effective tool to promote a digital European democracy?
Marie-Jose Garot
12. Digital tools and the derailment of Iceland?s new constitution
Thorvaldur Gylfason and Anne Meuwese
13. Digital democracy in Belgium and the Netherlands. A socio-legal analysis of technologies, embedding and expectations of two Fourth Wave innovations
Koen van Aeken
14. Digitization and democracy in China: the new Hunger Games
Bo Zhao
15. Internet censorship in India: Internet censorship in India: the law and beyond
Arpan Banerjee
Epilogue
16. Technology, Democracy, and Institutional Change
Peter L. Lindseth
Index
Introduction
1. Digitalization through the lens of law and democracy
Maurice Adams and Corien Prins
Part I Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives
2. E-democracy, the global citizen, and multilevel constitutionalism
Ingolf Pernice
3. In search of the Holy Grail: a principled approach to multistakeholder governance in internet policy-making
Nicolo Zingales, Roxana Radu
4. The broken promises of democracy in the information era
Ugo Pagallo
5. Depoliticization in the digital infosphere: When communication runs counter-democratic
Emre Bayamlioglu
6. The ambivalence of the impact of digitalization on democracy through the lens of privacy and transparency
Colette Cuijpers
7. Election integrity: the constitutionality of transitioning to electronic voting in comparative terms
Rivka Weill
Part II Case Studies
8. Digital democracy in Brazil: is technology a game-changer?
Monica Steffen Guise Rosina, Luiz Fernando Marrey Moncau and Eduardo Alves Lazzari
9. Deliberative democracy and digital urban design in a Canadian city: The case of the McGill Online Design Studio
Hoi L. Kong, Nik Luka, Jaimie Cudmore and Andrea Dumas
10. Digital support for enhanced democratic participation in US rulemaking
Cynthia R. Farina, Cheryl L. Blake, Mary Newhart and Chaebong Nam
11. The European Citizens' Initiative: an effective tool to promote a digital European democracy?
Marie-Jose Garot
12. Digital tools and the derailment of Iceland?s new constitution
Thorvaldur Gylfason and Anne Meuwese
13. Digital democracy in Belgium and the Netherlands. A socio-legal analysis of technologies, embedding and expectations of two Fourth Wave innovations
Koen van Aeken
14. Digitization and democracy in China: the new Hunger Games
Bo Zhao
15. Internet censorship in India: Internet censorship in India: the law and beyond
Arpan Banerjee
Epilogue
16. Technology, Democracy, and Institutional Change
Peter L. Lindseth
Index