Politics as Usual: The Cyberspace “Revolution”
Published 1 January 2000
Michael Margolis, David Resnick
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Abstract
The Normalization of Cyberspace Democracy in Cyberspace A Brief History Parties and Interest Groups Organizing, Lobbying and Electioneering in Cyberspace Elected Officials and Government Bureaucracy in Cyberspace The Internet, Mass Media and Public Opinion Doing Business on the Web New Rules or New Taxes? Gambling on the Internet A Case Study in the Politics of Regulation Criminal Activity in Cyberspace and What to Do About It Democracy and Cyberspace A Peek into the Future
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