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interesting Powerpoint about the "Four Models of eDemocracy" and "eDemocracy tools" - http://tinyurl.com/5dm7fa

Successful eDemocracy projects may not be easily transferred.
"eDemocracy should not be confused with other online service delivery (i.e. eGovernment)"
"Democracy is not a business case." - Christoph Dowe, politik-digital.de
"Not every eDemocracy project is going to be a success but, that's not the problem." - Andy Williamson, Hansard Society
eDemocracy is also a form of knowledge communication, which is needed by the state to remain successful.
"The general aim of deliberative democracy is to provide the most justifiable conception for dealing with moral disagreement in politics."
Democracy denotes a form of government that ensures the people political participation and equality in decision making about public affairs.
If you think of eDemocracy, think of democratized ict-infrastructure aswell. #freenetworks #citizennetworks
eDemocracy is not about citizens against the government, but rather citizens with the government for a better representive political system.
Give citizens and government the tools to build their own solutions and manage their affairs in more efficient ways.
"The future of E-Democracy will be Built from the Local Level Up to National and Global Networks." - David Wilcox in 2005
eDemocracy is also about increasing the transparency and accountability of the political process.
eDemocracy is not only about "bringing people closer to their government", but also about "bringing people together to help themselves".
"Parties adapt Web 2.0 [only] to their needs, rather than changing their modus operandi to meet the cultural norms of Web 2.0"
"Government of the people, by the people" - Abraham Lincoln in 1863
Democracy should be understood as a permanent communication process between government and citizens
impressed by ePractice.eu, a professional community portal for eGovernment, eInclusion and eHealth practitioners by the European Commission
Missed the launch of PEP-NET. Check it out: an European network of all stakeholders in the field of eParticipation http://tinyurl.com/59o5mf
efficient and sustainable regulation is in need of a certain degree of transparency, information and consultation.