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Open Source Democracy: How online communication is changing offline politics


Doug Rushkoff
Doug Rushkoff
Published by Demos

Posted: Nov 29, 2003

1. Introduction
2. From Moses to modems:Demystifying the storytelling and taking control
3. Electronic community:From birth to backlash
4. The opportunity for renaissance
5. Networked democracy
6. Open source:Imagining network democracy
7. Conclusion

Download the PDF version of Rushkoff’s book for UK policy thinktank Demos.


Douglas Rushkoff is a fellow of the IEET, author of a dozen books and comic books, producer of two award-winning Frontline documentaries, and his essays have been published widely.
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