Gibson, Rachel K.; Ward, Stephen

• List of Figures and Tables, List of Contributors, Acknowledgements, List of Abbreviations, Introduction, 1. ‘Perfect Information, Perfect Democracy, Perfect Competition’: Politics and the Impact of New ICTs, 2. Whitehall On-line: Joined-up Government?, 3. Local Government and ICTs: 21st Century Governance?, 4. Parliament in the Information Age: The Case of Westminster and Holyrood, 5. The Courts, the Internet and Citizen Participation, 6. British Party Activity in Cyberspace: New Media, Same Impact?, 7. Environmentalists and the Net: Pressure Groups, New Social Movements and New ICTs, 8. The Web Wars: The European Commission and British Governments’ Policy Responses to the Internet, 9. Policing the Internet: Concerns for Cyber-Rights, 10. The Political Impact of the Internet: The American Experience, 11. Conclusions: Modernising without Democratising?, Bibliography, Index

Gibson, Rachel K.; Ward, Stephen

• List of Figures and Tables, List of Contributors, Acknowledgements, List of Abbreviations, Introduction, 1. ‘Perfect Information, Perfect Democracy, Perfect Competition’: Politics and the Impact of New ICTs, 2. Whitehall On-line: Joined-up Government?, 3. Local Government and ICTs: 21st Century Governance?, 4. Parliament in the Information Age: The Case of Westminster and Holyrood, 5. The Courts, the Internet and Citizen Participation, 6. British Party Activity in Cyberspace: New Media, Same Impact?, 7. Environmentalists and the Net: Pressure Groups, New Social Movements and New ICTs, 8. The Web Wars: The European Commission and British Governments’ Policy Responses to the Internet, 9. Policing the Internet: Concerns for Cyber-Rights, 10. The Political Impact of the Internet: The American Experience, 11. Conclusions: Modernising without Democratising?, Bibliography, Index

Gibson, Rachel K.; Ward, Stephen

• List of Figures and Tables, List of Contributors, Acknowledgements, List of Abbreviations, Introduction, 1. ‘Perfect Information, Perfect Democracy, Perfect Competition’: Politics and the Impact of New ICTs, 2. Whitehall On-line: Joined-up Government?, 3. Local Government and ICTs: 21st Century Governance?, 4. Parliament in the Information Age: The Case of Westminster and Holyrood, 5. The Courts, the Internet and Citizen Participation, 6. British Party Activity in Cyberspace: New Media, Same Impact?, 7. Environmentalists and the Net: Pressure Groups, New Social Movements and New ICTs, 8. The Web Wars: The European Commission and British Governments’ Policy Responses to the Internet, 9. Policing the Internet: Concerns for Cyber-Rights, 10. The Political Impact of the Internet: The American Experience, 11. Conclusions: Modernising without Democratising?, Bibliography, Index