论文信息 - New Technologies for Democratic Elections

New Technologies for Democratic Elections

Estonia has implemented a specific form of electronic voting – internet voting – as a method to participate in various types of legally binding elections since 2005. The mitigation of security risks in the method has lead to changes in the voting procedures. Those changes might affect the way we think about traditional voting.

Sven Heiberg

[1] Ülle Madise,et al. E-voting in Estonia 2005. The first Practice of Country-wide binding Internet Voting in the World , 2006, Electronic Voting.

[2] D. Jefferson,et al. Security analysis of SERVE 1 A Security Analysis of the Secure Electronic Registration and Voting Experiment ( SERVE ) , 2004 .

[3] Oliver Spycher,et al. E-voting for Swiss Abroad: A Joint Project between the Confederation and the Cantons , 2012, Electronic Voting.

[4] Kristian Gjøsteen,et al. Analysis of an internet voting protocol , 2010, IACR Cryptol. ePrint Arch..

[5] Ida Sofie Gebhardt Stenerud,et al. When Reality Comes Knocking Norwegian Experiences with Verifiable Electronic Voting , 2012, Electronic Voting.

[6] John Kelsey,et al. Performance Requirements for End-to-End Verifiable Elections , 2010, EVT/WOTE.

[7] Erik Loide,et al. E-voting - a Key to Independence for All , 2007, CVHI.

[8] Melanie Volkamer,et al. E-Voting and Identity, First International Conference, VOTE-ID 2007, Bochum, Germany, October 4-5, 2007, Revised Selected Papers , 2007, VOTE-ID.

[9] Jan Willemson,et al. The Application of I-Voting for Estonian Parliamentary Elections of 2011 , 2011, VoteID.

[10] Guillermo Lopez Mirau,et al. The Implementation of E-voting in Latin America: The Experience of Salta, Argentina from a Practitioner's Perspective , 2012, Electronic Voting.