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Articles by Robert Krimmer
Certification of ICTs in elections
When introducing or using information and communications technologies (ICTs) in elections, electoral management bodies (EMBs) usually need to assure themselves and other stakeholders that a given technical solution is going to work—that is, that it fulfils legislated requirements, is secure and trustworthy, is of high quality, and will perform as expected. Certification of ICTs for use in elections is often seen as an option for EMBs seeking to provide this kind of assurance.
Estland: Was die neue Regierung von Estland lernen kann
Wenn es um Digitalisierung geht, gibt es kein Vorbei an der kleinen baltischen Vorzeigenation Estland. Zwar ist das Land ungefähr so groß wie die Schweiz oder die Niederlande, hat aber mit knapp 1,3 Millionen Einwohnern eine viel kleinere Bevölkerung. Nichtsdestotrotz muss der seit 1991 wieder unabhängige Staat den Vergleich mit großen Nationen nicht scheuen, wenn es um Digitales geht.
Hinduphobia Naad March
Academia.edu no longer supports Internet Explorer. To browse Academia.edu and the wider internet faster and more securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade your browser. Log In with Facebook Log In with Google Sign Up with Apple Hinduphobia Naad March NAAD Journal, 2020 Download PDF Download Full PDF Package A short summary of this paper 6 Full PDFs related to this paper Read Paper Download Full PDF Package Translate PDF Loading Preview Sorry, preview is currently unavailable.
TalTech researchers: Why the pandemic may pave the way for online voting
This article is written by professor of e-Governance Dr. Robert Krimmer, senior researcher in e-Governance Dr. David Duenas-Cid and Junior Researcher in e-Governance Iuliia Krivonosova at the Ragnar Nurkse Department of Innovation and Governance at Taltech. During the last few weeks, our lives have been shaken-up by the coronavirus pandemic.
Why the pandemic may pave the way for online voting
Adobe Our lives have been shaken up during the last days and weeks due to the coronavirus pandemic: around the world, people are confined at home breaking the regular everyday life for families, administrations or businesses in order to try to decrease the spread of COVID-19. Political life has not been spared from this situation and we have witnessed several politicians around the globe getting infected, almost empty parliaments and press conferences without the press.
New methodology for calculating cost-efficiency of different ways of voting: is internet voting cheaper?
Introduction In order to deal with the tendency towards declining turnouts in democratic elections (Barrat Esteve et al., 2018; Lijphart, 1998; López Pintor & Gratschew, 2002), a number of governments and electoral management bodies (EMBs) are proposing, testing and/or implementing improvements to traditional voting systems (Kersting & Baldersheim, 2004; Krimmer, Triessnig, & Volkamer, 2007).
How Much Does an e-Vote Cost? Cost Comparison per Vote in Multichannel Elections in Estonia
E-Vote-ID 2018: Electronic Voting pp 117-131 | Cite as Conference paper First Online: 06 September 2018 Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 11143) Abstract We are presenting the results of the CoDE project in this paper, where we investigate the costs per vote of different voting channels in Estonian Local Elections (2017).
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