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E-Communication. European Union and its citizens

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  • Monika Lukasik-Duszynska

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The Author of this study is discussing the problem of the Internet - as a medium for exchanging information between the EU institutions and its citizens. The question put forward is whether the Internet is a platform for debate, or is it only used as an information, propaganda tool by politicians for the presentation of their policy decisions. In the publication she presents the tools that EU citizens can use to make known their needs, expectations and give their support for the political decisions taken by the decision-making bodies of the European Union

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  • Monika Lukasik-Duszynska, 2014. "E-Communication. European Union and its citizens," SERMED 2014 Conference Papers p23, Instituto Universitario de Análisis Económico y Social.
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