Brazilian Parliament and digital engagement

This paper examines how new technologies are employed by the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies to stimulate experiences of digital engagement. It also evaluates how new technologies are put in practice by the institution, considering its potentialities and limitations in mediating the relationship betwe...

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Published in:Journal of legislative studies 2016-10, Vol.22 (4), p.540-558
Main Authors: de Barros, Antonio Teixeira, Bernardes, Cristiane Brum, Rehbein, Malena
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Brazilian Parliament
Citizens
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internet and parliament
Legislatures
transformative and arena legislatures
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