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channels of popular participation in the decision-making process remain fragile and knowledge of complaints mechanisms and legal remedies is poor
A closing chapter is a theoretically informed study of the transformation of Hmong culture and identity
—Andree Feillard
This significantly revised new edition brings the reader up to the present day
At the 2011 ICAS-AAS conference in Honolulu
Internet, Governance and Democracy: Democratic Transitions from Asian and European Perspectives google_store channels of popular participation inJens Hoff January 2006, 153pp., 140x215mm Aims at an understanding of the challenges of democratic transitions that the Internet poses in both Asia and Europe. Case studies and analysis from Asia and Europe. The Internet and other modern information and communication technologies (ICT) challenge existing political thinking, systems and processes all over the world. Whether or not they will lead to more transparency in policy making and governanceor