The e-democracy conference EDem 08 will take place at the Danube University Krems in Austria between 29^th and 30^th of September 2008. 

The EDem2008 conference presents the opportunity to look into these questions and discuss the answers. During the conference experiences will be collected, examples good and bad practice analysed, the State-of-the-Art and future scenarios will be presented and discussed.

The government has embraced e-democracy as a way of reaching out to citizen constituencies - such as young people - who are currently opting out of the party political process. But just how much can we expect e-democracy to deliver, and where would it lead us in terms of representative democracy? Does technology by itself have the power to change behaviour, or do people need a 'fun factor' to convince them to take part in the democratic process in the era of Big Brother and Pop Idol?

Politics and social problems oriented website urging citizens to act.

A would-be community of practice for people working with e-democracy, e-government and other e's.

 e-consultancy of the Scottish parliament.

e-democracy portal featuring Q+A, fora as well as e-participation projects.

e-democracy website featuring resources, information and online fora.

DEMO-net is a Network of Excellence project funded under the European Commission's sixth framework programme...

Together We Can website will point you to help, advice and support and give you the opportunity to share your own experiences with other users...

Politech Institute is a not-for-profit international association (AISBL) and a European Center of Political Technologies...