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How Can Digitalisation Close the VAT Gap? Insights for Policymakers
By embracing digital transformation, policymakers can create more efficient, transparent, and fair tax systems that…
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Mediated Trust: From the open Internet to artificial intelligence
Trust is a critical driver for AI adoption. If people do not trust AI, they…
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The Power of Digital Participation – How Online Tools Affect and Are Affected by Policy Conflicts
Can e-participation improve policy processes, or do existing conflicts hinder its potential?
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A plot on democracy: has the role of e-petitioning changed with the mainstreaming of conspiracy theories?
The emergence of conspiracy theories within petitions is paradoxical: why target these beliefs at the…
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Do online consultations make citizens more satisfied with local democracy?
We find that giving citizens an opportunity to have a say in political decisions influences…
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Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code: What next?
A year after the introduction of the Code, we found the legislation was not always successful…
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Follow to be followed: Analyzing The centrality of Ministries of Foreign Affairs in Twitter Networks
Through Twitter, diplomats can comment on world events in near-real time, narrate their state’s actions…
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Internet Companies in China: Where Private Interests and Government Intervention Clash
China is perhaps one of the most digitalized societies worldwide. Part of this sweep has…
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The Definition Conundrum: What is Online Political Advertising and How do we Regulate it?
With political advertising increasingly taking place online, the question of regulation is becoming inescapable. In…
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Five reasons ‘technological solutions’ are a distraction from the Irish border problem
Discussing the focus on ‘technological solutions’ in the context of the Irish border debate.
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Can “We the People” really help draft a national constitution? (sort of..)
There is a clear trend of greater public participation in the process of constitution making,…
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Bursting the bubbles of the Arab Spring: the brokers who bridge ideology on Twitter
Scholarly interest in online activism has grown with its use. Do social media really challenge…