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E-petitions as a tool of political consultation
Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 5:173-178 (2015)
Abstract
The article describes how the electronic petition affect the solution of political issues in the state at different levels: national, regional and local. E-petitions are invited to consider as part of the information system «Electronic Government». Presents positive changes that get citizens to address important issues and negatives facing the authorities.Other Versions
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