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Table of Contents Preface................................................................................................................................................... xv Acknowledgment...............................................................................................................................xxiii Section 1 Democratic Theory Chapter 1 Interactions between the Governed and Their Governments: The Democratic Paradigm....................... 1 Diogo Santos, Federal University of Maranhao, Brazil & Dom Bosco University, Brazil Chapter 2 Rereading John Stuart Mill’s On Liberty in the Digital Communications Age: Transparency, Participation, and the Challenges of the 21st Century........................................................................... 19 Diogo Santos, Federal University of Maranhao, Brazil & Dom Bosco University, Brazil Chapter 3 Risk Governance and the Role of Digital Communication in Policy Life-Cycle Management............ 35 Andrea Kő, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary András Gábor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Zoltán Szabó, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary Section 2 Case Studies: International Governmental Organizations Chapter 4 Digital Media, Secrecy, and International Lawmaking......................................................................... 60 Diliana Stoyanova, University of Helsinki, Finland Section 3 Case Studies: Europe Chapter 5 Social Media in the English Legal Context........................................................................................... 84 Iqbal Mohammed, Middle Temple, UK Section 4 Case Studies: The Americas Chapter 6 From Justice That Bites to Justice through Bytes: Towards a More Transparent and Efficient Judicial System in the Rio Negro Province of Argentina.................................................................... 107 Fernando Barrio, Universidad Nacional de Rio Negro, Argentina Alfredo Bozzetti, Judicial Power of Rio Negro, Argentina Chapter 7 Access to Information: The Best International Practices and the Brazilian Experience..................... 126 Monica Teresa Sousa, Federal University of Maranhão, Brazil & Dom Bosco University, Brazil Leonardo Valles Bento, Federal University of Maranhão, Brazil & Dom Bosco University, Brazil Chapter 8 The Music That is Here to Stay: New Rules in State-Society Relations in Mexico............................ 145 Atzimba Baltazar Macías, Independent Consultant, Mexico Chapter 9 Freedom of Speech and Assembly in the Digital Age: How the United States Is Struggling with the Digital Revolution.......................................................................................................................... 160 Sam B. Edwards III, Green Mountain College, USA Chapter 10 Listening to the City: Eleven Years Later—Rebuilding the World Trade Center—New York City—ODR Helps Determine the 9/11 World Trade Center Memorial.............................................. 176 Jon Linden, Jon Linden Mediations, USA Chapter 11 Online Resolution and Citizen Empowerment: Property Tax Appeals in North America.................. 200 Colin Rule, Modria.com, USA Mark Wilson, Modria.com, USA Section 5 Case Studies: Asia Chapter 12 Information Technology and the Law: The Case of Cambodia........................................................... 224 Samreth Mammoun, Pannasatra University, Cambodia Chapter 13 Social Media in China: A Double-Edged Sword................................................................................. 238 James Robert Masterson, Morehead State University, USA Chapter 14 Malaysia: Citizens’ Access to News.................................................................................................... 264 Vince Eng Teong See, University of Malaya Centre of Regulatory Studies, Malaysia Chapter 15 Electronic Voting System: Case of Mongolia...................................................................................... 284 Dashbalbar Gangabaatar, National University of Mongolia, Mongolia Compilation of References................................................................................................................ 300 About the Contributors..................................................................................................................... 324 Index.................................................................................................................................................... 329