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e-Parliaments: The Use of ICT to Improve Parliamentary Processes

Analyzes how e-Parliaments have developed, considers possible future directions, and advocates the adoption of a three-staged approach to e-Parliament development.

Author

Tess Kingham

Organization

World Bank Institute

Publication Date

2003

Summary

Analyzes how e-Parliaments have developed, considers possible future directions, and advocates the adoption of a three-staged approach to e-Parliament development.

Audience

Policy-makers, e-Government managers, legislators

Focus

To present a model for the development of e-Parliaments and related programs to support e-Democracy

Strengths

Clearly defines parameters of e-Democracy

Comprehensive analysis of e-Democracy, including online voting, e-parliaments, and other applications that support e-Democracy

Written by former member of UK Parliament

Weaknesses

Theoretical approach to strengthening e-Parliaments

Lacks details of how to incorporate e-democracy features into e-Government

Accessibility

General interest

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