#e-democracy

In an age where trust in centralized institutions is increasingly fragile, decentralized technologies are emerging as transformative tools to redefine how societies make collective decisions. Among these innovations, decentralized blockchain referendum technology stands out as a groundbreaking fusion of cryptography, distributed ledger systems, and direct democracy. By leveraging the inherent…

The emergence of quantum computing poses a significant threat to current blockchain technology and its underlying cryptographic foundations. This comprehensive review paper by Fernández-Caramés and Fraga-Lamas examines how quantum computing impacts blockchain security and explores potential solutions through post-quantum cryptography. As blockchain technology continues to expand beyond…

Electronic voting (e-voting) systems have become increasingly popular in recent years as a potential solution to improve the security, transparency, and efficiency of democratic elections. However, e-voting also introduces new security challenges that must be carefully addressed to maintain public trust in the integrity of elections. This research paper by Sonitema Laia and Ari Moesriami Barmawi…

Introduction Corruption is a deeply rooted issue that undermines governments worldwide and hampers development. It erodes the rule of law, diminishes citizens’ trust in their leaders, and disrupts fair competition. In the fight against corruption, various strategies have been developed, but one emerging approach that is gaining attention is the use of e-democracy platforms. These platforms…

Introduction Over the past few decades, the world has witnessed significant technological advancements, especially in the way we communicate, work, and even organize our governments. One of the most promising emerging technologies is blockchain, primarily known as the underlying technology behind cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. While this technology is mostly associated with the…

Introduction In a world where technology is increasingly intertwined with daily life, the need for secure, transparent, and reliable voting processes has never been greater. Traditional elections, involving paper ballots or electronic voting machines, have proven their value, but they are also susceptible to fraud, errors, and manipulation. The rise of blockchain technology offers a promising…

Digital democracy, or e-democracy, refers to the use of digital technologies and the internet to enhance and promote democratic processes. This approach can give citizens more direct influence on political decision-making, increase government transparency, and improve public engagement and participation. In this article, we analyze various case studies of countries and cities that have…

#image_title Introduction In an era where digital technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, democracy offers new opportunities for participation. Especially young people, growing up in a world dominated by the internet and social media, have unique opportunities to get involved in democratic processes. Yet the question remains: how can we effectively engage young people in…