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Quo Vadis, Digital Accessibility? A Prerequisite for Democratic Equality
Digital participation channels may widen access to public decision-making, but formal availability does not ensure substantively equal opportunities for political voice. This paper asks how accessibility conditions across a digital consultation journey may shape participation costs and what their po
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