E-Democracy E-Book:
Democracy is Online 2.0

By Steven Clift Online Strategist and Public Speaker  http://www.publicus.net Editor, Democracies Online Newswire http://www.e-democracy.org/do Copyright 2000 Steven Clift - All rights reserved. This article may be freely linked to, cited or quoted with simple e-mail notification to the author and a commitment to share copies of any final derivative works. The full text of this article may only be redistributed online or in print with the express permission of the author.

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E-Democracy E-Book - Table of Contents

1 - Introduction Online Voting – Just Part of Democracy Online Democracy Online is Participatory 2 - Government Online - E-Government Representatives and Decision-making Online Leading Government Online Support for Democracy Examples Policy and Research Agenda 3 - Media Online and the .Com World Election News and Information and Online Policy and Research Agenda 4 - Candidates and Political Parties Online After the Election - Still Campaigning? Research and Lessons

5 - Advocacy Online 6 - The Private Sector and Internet Infrastructure Free E-mail Lists Open Source for Democracy Open Standards – Information Sharing and Geographic Relevancy 7 - Building Civic Life Online Minnesota E-Democracy - Moving the Model Forward Minnesota Forums 8 – Conclusion - Now the Big Picture, Make that the Bigger Picture Democracies Online - An Incremental Contribution Let’s Create The Public Internet Public Internet Consortium

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