E-democracy: Constitutional Theory and Practice

Navraj-Singh Ghaleigh

E-democracy: Constitutional Theory and Practice

Navraj-Singh Ghaleigh

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In the context of a 'curriculum building' project undertaken by UNITAR and the University of Zurich, this paper seeks to lay out the preliminary legal issues and concerns relating to e-democracy projects, in particular, those relating to the practice of constitutional law.

Original language	English
Publication status	Unpublished - 2007

The prospects for e-demographic politics
Ghaleigh, N. S. (Principal Investigator)
Learned Societies
1/11/07 → 30/09/08
Project: Research

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