Politic experts, analysts, and historians have been trying -for long time now- to map and explain the multifactor issue of independence referenda around the world.
Independence referenda and e-voting: two converging trends
Is the data revolution neglecting people with disabilities?
The data revolution is changing the way citizens share knowledge, demand services and interact with each other, their public representatives, and private organizations.
Voting technology to facilitate voting for military personnel overseas
The British organization Webroots Democracy (also known as the Institute for Digital Democracy) will gather on October 10th a panel of experts to discuss their most recent investigation on the voting of military forces deployed abroad.
Commemorating Women’s Equality Day
August 26, which is Women’s Equality Day the United States, is a perfect moment to review the current state of women’s equality around the world.
Gender quotas: A game-changer for equality in elections
Gender quotas refer to the fixed share (number or percentage) kept for women in elective office. The aim is achieving at least 30-40% of women participation in legislative public service. Gender quotas can refer to those used for reserved seats
Voter turnout is declining, but there’s still hope
Declining voter participation has become a global concern and a steady electoral pattern in the last thirty years.