Towards the enhancement of e‐democracy: identifying the notion of the ‘middleman paradox’
@article{Mahrer2005TowardsTE,
title={Towards the enhancement of e‐democracy: identifying the notion of the ‘middleman paradox’},
author={H. Mahrer and R. Krimmer},
journal={Information Systems Journal},
year={2005},
volume={15}
}Abstract. The challenge towards e‐democracy, through the electronic transformation of political systems, has become increasingly evident within developed economies. It is regarded as an approach for increased and better quality citizen participation in the democratic processes. E‐democracy forms a component of overall e‐government initiatives where technology adoption and diffusion, to enhance wider access to, and the delivery of, government services, are apparent. However, previous research… CONTINUE READING
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