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The Internet and democratic citizenship: theory, practice and policy

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1. Democracy's deliberative deficit 2. A crisis of public communication 3. From indirect to direct representation 4. E-democracy from above 5. E-democracy from below 6. Shaping e-democracy.

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1. Democracy's deliberative deficit 2. A crisis of public communication 3. From indirect to direct representation 4. E-democracy from above 5. E-democracy from below 6. Shaping e-democracy.

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1. Democracy's deliberative deficit 2. A crisis of public communication 3. From indirect to direct representation 4. E-democracy from above 5. E-democracy from below 6. Shaping e-democracy.

Key concepts: Democracy, Citizenship, The Internet, Political science, Democratic theory, Sociology, Public administration, Law

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