This collection of essays by scholars and technologists, which developed as a collaboration between the Ethics Center and The Atlantic magazine, traces the impact of technology on democracy and suggests ways in which technology can strengthen democratic practices and institutions.
Technology is changing the way people think about—and participate in—democratic society. What does that mean for democracy? | By Adrienne LaFrance, Irina Raicu, and Eric Goldman

By Irina Raicu

By Dan Gillmor
By Sally Lehrman

By Jeff Jarvis

By Juliette De Maeyer

By Craig Newmark

By Dan Rockmore

By Ifeoma Ajunwa

By Debbie Chachra

By Whitney Quesenbery

By Rebekah Monson

By Alexander B. Howard

By Arvind Narayanan and Dillon Reisman

By Meredith Broussard

By Mitchell Baker

By Maeve Duggan

By Lawrence Norden

By Bruce Schneier

By Alexis Lloyd

By Malkia A. Cyril

By Ethan Zuckerman

By Kawandeep Virdee

By Alvaro M. Bedoya

By An Xiao Mina

By Jonathan Zittrain

By Shannon Vallor