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The model of participatory democracy powered by new media
Archiv für Rechts- und Sozialphilosophie 101 (3):442-457 (2015)
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To explain the contribution of new media to political participation it need to be distinguished the types of participation; displayed limits participation and overcoming traditional with new media; distinguish between e-government and e-democracy; promote new instruments mediatically of influence with the State and assess the boundaries of participation in social networks.Other Versions
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