Parliamentary affairs: A journal of representative politics

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  Año 1999, Vol. 52, Número 3

  • Parliament in the age of the Internet

    JA Taylor, W Van de Donk, S Coleman

    págs. 365-370

    

  • Westminster in the information age

    Stephen Coleman

    págs. 371-387

    

  • Towards the virtual parliament--what computers can do for MPs

    Anne Campbell, Andrew Harrop, Bill Thompson

    págs. 388-403

    

  • The Internet and Australia parliamentary democracy

    págs. 404-427

    

  • The Internet and Australian parliamentary democracy

    Kirsty Magarey

    págs. 404-428

    

  • The Scottish Parliament: [Re-]shaping parliamentary democracy in the information age Get access Arrow

    CF Smith, P Gray

    págs. 429-441

    

  • Challenges posed by information and communication technologies for parliamentary democracy in

    Tanya Lyons, Campbell Lyons

    págs. 442-450

    

  • Telematics in the service of democracy: the Slovenian parliament and other Slovenian public institutions on the Internet

    Mitja Decman, Mirko Vintar

    págs. 451-463

    

  • Speaking up in the Internet age: Use and value of constituent e-mail and congressional web-sites

    Matt Carter

    págs. 464-479

    

  • Bridging the gap between parliament and citizen--the Internet services of the German Bundestag

    Peter Mambrey, Hans-Peter Neumann

    págs. 480-492

    

  • The Danish parliament going virtual

    K LÖfgren, KV Andersen, MF Sørensen

    págs. 493-502

    

  • Parliaments on the web: Learning through innovation

    J.A. Taylor, Eleanor Burt

    págs. 503-517

    

  • Wiring-up the deck-chairs?

    Christine Bellamy, Charles D. Raab

    págs. 518-534

    

  • An American democracy network: factors shaping the future of on-line political campaigns

    A Elberse, WH Dutton, S Docter

    págs. 535-552

    

  • Parliamentary futures: Re-presenting the issue information, technology and the dynamics of

    Bert Mulder

    págs. 553-566