Electronic Voting in the UK : An Exploration of Procedural Security, e-Electoral Administration and Social Acceptance of the e-Electoral Process
This is a completed PhD project, to find out more about the research please see the publications.
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Publications:
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- Using Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) for the Effective Administration of Electronic Voting
- Procedural Security and Social Acceptance in E-voting
- Major Issues in Electronic Voting in the context of the UK pilots
- E-voting: Who controls the e-electoral process?
- Procedural Security Analysis of Electronic Voting
- Trust in public administration e-transactions: e-voting in the UK
- G2G collaboration to support the deployment of e-voting in the UK: a discussion paper
- Levels of difficulty in introducing e-voting Levels of difficulty in introducing e-voting
- The UK deployment of the e-electoral register
- Procedural Security in Electronic Voting
- A Taxonomy of Legal Accountabilities in the UK E-voting Pilots
- Using Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) methods and analysis tools to effectively implement electronic voting
- Using Knowledge Management to improve Transparency in E-voting