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Operationalising e-Democracy through a System Engineering Approach in Mauritius and Australia

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  • Describes how the Systems Engineering (SE) methodology can be used to harness technology and enhance democracy within any political system
  • Provides a practical roadmap for those countries and politicians who are willing to change their system of governance to one that allows the people to have a meaningful say
  • Compares and contrasts two countries, highlighting how SE and e-democracy can be implemented in different contexts

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This book describes how the Systems Engineering (SE) methodology can be used to harness technology and enhance democracy within any political system. Moreover, it provides a practical roadmap for countries and politicians who are willing to change their existing system of governance to one that allows the people to have a meaningful say. In this regard, the book compares and contrasts two countries, Mauritius and Australia, highlighting how SE and e-democracy can be implemented in different contexts.

Authors and Affiliations

  • University of Newcastle Australia, Newcastle, Australia

    Soobhiraj Bungsraz

About the author

Soobhiraj Bungsraz’s aviation career spans more than a quarter of a century. He has served as the CEO of a national airline and as a Project Engineering Manager at Defence Australia, Royal Australian Air Force, for its F-35 project.

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