Electronic Democracy: Using the Internet to Transform American Politics

Graeme Browning

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As the most powerful research and communications medium of modern times, the Internet's impact on American politics has been nothing short of revolutionary. While the politicos, pundits, and talking heads rarely agree on anything, when it comes to the Internet and politics they are unanimous---we ain't seen nothing yet.

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