Communication and Democracy – Coincident Revolutions and the Emergent Dictator’s Dilemma is a few years old, but relevant as ever. Christopher R. Kedzie writes: “This research explores fundamental relationships at the nexus of the information revolution and international affairs. Networked communications and political democracy are the central foci of theoretical and empirical analyses. A strong correlation between these two concepts would appear to offer new policy options for promoting democracy worldwide.” A good RAND rant.
