Digital Democracy and Its Application to the International Arena – From “Deliberation” to “Decision”
Submitting Campus
Worldwide
Department
Security and Emergency Services
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication/Presentation Date
5-23-2005
Abstract/Description
Apart from the discussion about computer-mediated change in community and domestic political affairs, there is a pending debate on general effects of internet- or “net”-based communication on international politics. The reference to international politics rather than international relations is a consciously chosen one – for this paper focuses on net effects on collective decision-making rather than international-society processes. IP/IR driven research on internet-induced political change does not very much link itself to the state of knowledge in internet-and-politics research. Rather, it commonly departs from sub-discipline specific concepts such as neorealist power analysis or post-international turbulence analysis (cf. Allison 2002).
Sponsorship/Conference/Institution
Information Revolution and the Changing Face of International Relations and Security”, International Studies Association (ISA)
Location
Switzerland
Number of Pages
18
Scholarly Commons Citation
Siedschlag, A. (2005). Digital Democracy and Its Application to the International Arena – From “Deliberation” to “Decision”. , (). Retrieved from https://commons.erau.edu/publication/1891
