Abstract
Civil society is moving to the Internet. All kinds of organizations use Web pages for recruitment, public relations, fundraising, and communication among their members. Citizens get their news from Web pages and deliberate about public affairs via email. But as civil society moves online, some worrying trends are beginning to emerge. This article examines five main grounds for concern.
How to Cite:
Levine, P.,
(2000) “The Internet and Civil Society”,
Philosophy and Public Policy Quarterly 20(4),
1–8.
doi: https://doi.org/10.13021/G8pppq.202000.344