Academic Writing

I need to enhance the content of the theoretical framework of an academic work in the field of Public Administration. It needs to be original, with Introduction, theoretical framework and Bibliography with lots of citations. It needs to have approximately 60 pages in "Arial, 10 with 1,5 line spacing”. The theoretical framework must demonstrate an understanding of theories that are relevant to the following topic: “Social and political impacts on using DEMOCRACYOS on developed countries and on developing countries” see more about this tool at: [login to view URL] ; The theoretical framework must demonstrate an understanding of the following concepts(key words): “Democracy”; “representative democracy”; “DemocracyOs (available at [login to view URL] ); “E-governance”; “electronic Democracy”; “fraud prevention”; “Accountability provided with the use of DemocracyOS”; “social collaborative networks”; “democracy exclusion for those who does not have access/knowledge to/with internet/informatics”; “possible implementations (of the DemocracyOS system) failures due to “corrupts avoidance””; “legislating with social participation in a Democratic Republic examples”. To make it easy, here is a simple explanation about the DemocracyOS: “In April 2012 a group of activists, entrepreneurs, students and hackers got together in the city of Buenos Aires with a simple question in mind: What is democracy for the internet era? Many of the so-called modern democraciesstill run the same way they did almost two centuries ago: as citizens we only get to interact with the political system once every couple of years. In an era where online access starts to become commonplace around the world, we are aware of how the internet changed the way we work, communicate and relate with each other. But politics and governments haven’t changed at all. So we set out to find a reliable way to hack the system. Our first step was to create an open source, free software with an easy user experience for citizens to get informed, debate and vote on every single bill presented in [login to view URL] evolved to become one of the most used platforms for collaborative decision-making and it got translated into 15 languages. It has been used in Tunisia to debate its national constitution; by the Federal Government of Mexico to develops its open goverment policy; by the youngest parlamentarian in Kenya to consult his constituency or the Congress of Buenos Aires becoming the first experience on digital democracy in the American continent.”