Foreword | p. vii |
Acknowledgments | p. xi |
Introduction | p. 1 |
The Internet and Politics: Framing the Issues | |
Reflections on Campaign Politics, the Internet, and Ethics | p. 9 |
Cautious Optimism about Online Politics and Citizenship | p. 19 |
If Political Fragmentation Is the Problem, Is the Internet the Solution? | p. 35 |
The Current State of Online Politics | |
Online Campaigning and the Public Interest | p. 47 |
Election Law and the Internet | p. 63 |
Digital Grass Roots: Issue Advocacy in the Age of the Internet | p. 77 |
Citizen Participation and the Internet | |
Adding in the Net: Making Citizenship Count in the Digital Age | p. 97 |
Civic Participation and Technology Inequality: The "Killer Application" Is Education | p. 113 |
The Internet and an Informed Citizenry | p. 129 |
The Internet, Democracy, and the Future | |
E-Democracy: Lessons from Minnesota | p. 157 |
The Internet and Dreams of Democratic Renewal | p. 167 |
The Politics of a Network World: A Speculation | p. 185 |
List of Key Web Sites Cited | p. 203 |
Index | p. 205 |
About the Contributors | p. 217 |
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