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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-17949-5 voting. In addition, remote voting is also considered a viable alternative for disenfranchised voters whose participation in elections has always been dependent on the methods they are offered – voters living or residing permanently abroad, voters who are living in conditions which make it difficul

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137445674ince 2000, more and more countries have held experiments with different types of e-voting. A growing body of research has emerged on this topic. However, not much attention so far has been given to the actual choices that legislators have to make when considering the introduction of e-voting. By ske

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Martina Padmanabhan,Volker Beckmann). The author focused on analyzing her research results on the adoption of e-voting systems in Poland emphasizing responses to the research question regarding Poles’ approval for having Internet-voting available in Polish elections and, whether, given the opportunity, the respondents would make use

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Preventing Coercion in E-Voting: Be Open and Commit,tion methods with different levels of resistance and different implementation costs. We give a simple game model of the election and propose a preliminary analysis. It turns out that, in the games that we look at, Stackelberg equilibrium for the society does not coincide with maxmin, and it is alway

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E-Voting in Developing Countries,spersed ways of perceiving the technology. The objectives of this paper, therefore, are twofold: (1) providing a thematic landscape and defining the state of the current research on e-voting in developing countries, and (2) propounding courses for future research on e-voting which emphasize social,

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Truly Multi-authority ,,of the election result. One of the most significant issues with these schemes is how to print or display the ballot without jeopardising privacy. In several of these schemes, freshly generated unmarked ballots contain critical information which combined with public “bulletin board” information break

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