Volume 34, Number 3 (2001) Symposium: Internet Voting and Democracy
Symposium
Internet Voting and Democracy—Introduction
Richard L. Hasen
Why Voting
Frank I. Michelman
The Internet in the (Dis)Service of Democracy
Bruce E. Cain
Why Internet Voting
John T. Nockleby
Direct Democracy and the Internet
Dick Morris
Political Intermediaries and the Internet Revolution
Elizabeth Garrett
Vote.com and Internet Politics: A Comment on Dick Morris's Version of Internet Democracy
Paul M. Schwartz
The Soul of a New Political Machine: The Online, the Color Line and Electronic Democracy
Eben Moglen and Pamela S. Karlan
The Likely Consequences of Internet Voting for Political Representation
R. Michael Alvarez and Jonathan Nagler
E-Racing E-Lections
Jerry Kang
The Voting Rights Act in the Internet Age: An Equal Access Theory for Interesting Times
Stephen B. Pershing
How Might Cyberspace Change: American Politics
Eugene Volokh
Notes and Comments
