Acker, Bernard vanProsser, AlexanderKrimmer, Robert2019-10-162019-10-1620043-88579-376-8https://dl.gi.de/handle/20.500.12116/29129This paper, useful to anyone who has to address the public and representatives of the world of politics, focuses on the specific topic of resistance to vote-coercion. By using a model, we want to illustrate the implicit – and possibly realistic – assumption that vote-buying is not profitable or doable in current conditions. But these assumptions do not necessarily hold good in all environments. For those environments, recent – mainly cryptographic – publications show that coercion-resistant remote e-voting schemes are indeed possible.enRemote e-voting and coercion: a risk-assessment model and solutionsText/Conference Paper1617-5468