The Future of Digital Democracy. An Interdisciplinary Approach
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Pierluigi Contucci, Andrea Omicini, Danilo Pianini, Alina Sîrbu (eds.)
Lecture Notes in Computer Science (State-of-the-Art Survey) 11300
Springer
January 2019
Digital democracy is a hot topic nowadays, its relevance growing along with the impact of computational platforms on our (political) life. Communication is the basal fabric on which society is defined, and it appears obvious that the civic organisation and politics itself should take the opportunities the "digital revolution" offers. Institutional inertia, nevertheless, causes large delays in updating and adapting. Therefore, the balance between participation and delegated representation is now facing a crisis. A thorough understanding of the factors involved in participation is a first step towards providing solutions. Using the Internet to fill the gap and build a digital democracy provides an opportunity, along with several risks that need to be carefully analysed. It needs to be implemented using a fully inter- and trans-disciplinary perspective. |
(keywords) authentication, authorization, cryptography, data security, delegation, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), information technology, knowledge management, resource allocation, resource management, security systems, software engineering |
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