Democracy as the Political Empowerment of the Citizen: Direct-Deliberative E-Democracy

Lexington Books (2005)
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This book, along with its companion volume, Democracy as the Political Empowerment of the People, relates the democratic potential of the latest electronic technologies to the idea of direct-participatory democracy. Having clarified the original meaning of the idea of democracy, this volume proceeds to develop a new theory of democracy, "Direct-Deliberative e-Democracy."

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