Citizen-Led Engagement in Democratic Systems Through the Effective Use of Information and Communication Technologies

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Andy Williamson
New Zealand Centre for Information Technology Research, Unitec

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No. 2 (2004): system
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Andy Williamson, New Zealand Centre for Information Technology Research, Unitec

Andy Williamson is a management and IT consultant, inaugural Director of Unitec New Zealand’s Centre for Information Technology Research and a PhD candidate at Central Queensland University in Australia. He brings twenty years of commercial IT experience and a background in community activism to his research in community informatics and electronic democracy.