Electronic elections: The perils and promises of digital democracy

Electronic Elections: The Perils and Promises of Digital Democracy

Volumn 9781400834082, Issue , 2010, Pages 1-220

  Alvarez, R Michael ^a   Hall, Thad E ^a  

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ONLINE SYSTEMS; VOTING MACHINES;

COMPUTER-BASED SOLUTIONS; DEMOCRATIC PROCESS; ELECTRONIC ELECTION; ELECTRONIC VOTING; ELECTRONIC VOTING MACHINES; POLITICAL PARTICIPATIONS; PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION; VOTING TECHNOLOGY;

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