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Acknowledgment | vii | |
Chapter 1 | Introduction | 1 |
The Blessings and Curses of Technological Development | 1 | |
Capturing and Assessing a Moving Target | 4 | |
Justification and Theoretical Approaches | 5 | |
The Plan of the Book and Summary of the Chapters | 6 | |
Chapter 2 | E-government | 11 |
Electronic Government | 12 | |
Government Structure | 13 | |
The Federal Government | 16 | |
Government and Business | 37 | |
Government to Government | 39 | |
History | 40 | |
The Dream | 40 | |
Digital Divide | 41 | |
Evaluating E-government | 42 | |
Government | 43 | |
Politics | 44 | |
Citizens' Use of the Internet | 45 | |
The Pay Off | 46 | |
Other Areas | 47 | |
Summary | 48 | |
Chapter 3 | Technology and Democracy | 49 |
Equality | 52 | |
Freedom and Scenarios | 55 | |
Digital Divide | 56 | |
Direct Participation | 59 | |
Voting | 60 | |
Information | 61 | |
Political News | 62 | |
Influencing Government | 63 | |
Summary | 65 | |
Chapter 4 | Electronic State and Local Government | 69 |
About the States | 70 | |
The Local Governments | 70 | |
The Digital Dominion | 72 | |
Leading the Way | 87 | |
Local Electronic Government | 88 | |
Summary | 101 | |
Chapter 5 | Congress and the Courts | 103 |
Congress | 103 | |
The Courts | 111 | |
Summary | 121 | |
Chapter 6 | Political Participation and Voting | 123 |
Democratic Political Participation in America | 123 | |
Democratic Political Participation in America and the Internet | 129 | |
Types of Participation | 130 | |
At Home vs. Home Voting: Another Perspective | 133 | |
Arguments for and against Internet Voting | 135 | |
The Internet and Information Gathering | 136 | |
Volume of Participation | 140 | |
Summary | 147 | |
Chapter 7 | Political Parties, Interest Groups, and Social Movements | 151 |
Introduction | 151 | |
Political Parties | 154 | |
Interest Groups | 161 | |
Social Movements | 172 | |
Summary | 176 | |
Chapter 8 | Campaigns and Elections | 179 |
Introduction | 179 | |
Campaigns | 181 | |
Impact on Elections | 195 | |
General Conclusions about Internet Use in Campaigns | 201 | |
Chapter 9 | The Media | 205 |
Introduction | 205 | |
Traditional Media | 209 | |
The Hypodermic Model | 212 | |
The Minimal Effects Model | 212 | |
The Theory of Agenda Setting | 213 | |
The Theories of Priming and Framing | 214 | |
New Media | 217 | |
The Negative Effect of Profit on News Delivery | 221 | |
Summary | 231 | |
Chapter 10 | Future Technology and Government | 233 |
Immediate Future | 233 | |
Efficiency | 234 | |
Effectiveness | 235 | |
Responsiveness | 236 | |
Where Do We Go from Here? | 239 | |
Summary | 240 | |
References | 243 |
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