E-voting: the last electoral revolution (Just published!)

We're glad to present you our new (just published!) collective book:
E-voting: the last electoral revolution. Barcelona, ICPS, 2008. ISBN: 978-84-608-0728-5.

The book is the result of an International Workshop held in Barcelona last year and sponsored jointly by our research project and the ICPS.

Table of contents:

1. The development of remote electronic voting in Europe, by R. Krimmer
2. There is more to e- than meets the eye: towards automated voting in Italy, by L. Caporusso
3. Legal and political aspects of the Internet voting: Estonian case, by U. Madise
4. First steps in the regulation of Internet voting in French electoral legislation, by R. Fernández & E. González
5. Electronic voting certification procedures. Who should carry out the technical analysis?, by J. Barrat
6. Auditing e-voting pilot processes and systems at the elections for the European Parliament and for the Portuguese Parliament, by J. Falcao et al.
7. Is electronic voting functional?, by M.A. Presno
8. Doubts and certainties about electronic voting, by J.M. Reniu

To get a copy please contact the ICPS publications service HERE.

E-voting, the last electoral revolution

Last weekend we organized an International Workshop in Barcelona: "E-voting, the last electoral revolution", at the ICPS. During friday and saturday, a limited number of scholars from our research team (Jordi Barrat, José Julio Fernádez, Mª Teresa Franquet & Josep Mª Reniu), and some european colleagues (Robert Krimmer, Joao Falcao, Ulle Madise, Jason Kitcat & Letizia Caporusso), have very interesting discussions.

As usual, we had good moments at lunch time (see Joao Falcao taking me a photo at the same time I was). After that workshop, papers discussed will be prepared to be published by the ICPS around march 2008. For the moment, here you can find some of the presentations made by the participants:

Robert Krimmer; Joao Falcao; Ülle Madise; Letizia Caporusso; Jordi Barrat; Miguel A. Presno; Josep Mª Reniu