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Heinrich Grewing,Horst Riebesellean Union (EU). They are regarded as a tool to bridge the gap in representation and therefore increase input legitimacy. This chapter discusses examples of e-participation and their potential for democratic innovation in the context of an evolving cyber-public sphere as prerequisite for the developm

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Joachim Gehringer,Wolfgang Rückeraigning, governance, and policy-making in advanced democracies, but also in emerging democracies, do of course refer to media. It is also being said, and at least being discussed, that or if the media and new media were playing a triggering role for the events of the Arab Spring. New media and the N