List of papers
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Frank BANNISTER, A Game of Two Halves. Lessons for the future of e-government from the story so far
Victor BEKKERS, (Abstract), Is there a future for e-government? Looking beyond the emptiness of the e-government concept
Heungsuk CHOI, How to Succeed or Fail in Large-scale IT-based Reform: Case of Financial Management in Korea
Mila GASCO, Exploring ICT-Enabled Governance in Barcelona: The Case Of The Guardia Urbana Police Force
Stephan GRIMMELIKHUIJSEN, Transparency and challenged authority: toward dashed expectations and demystification of government
Kas KASTELEIN, From Avant-La-Lettre till Future ICT Apps: In and Around Complex Organizations in the Netherlands
Olli-Pekka KAURAHALME, Antti SYVÄJÄRVI and Jari STENVALL, From e-Government to Public Information Management – The Future and Maturity of Information Management in Municipalities
Albert MEIJER, The Future of Participatory Democracy
Rebecca MOODY & Victor BEKKERS, Visual Technologies, Framing and Accountability
Greg PORUMMBESCU, Tobin IM, Seoul and Hyunkuk LESS, Not only who and what but how: the impact of different mediums of information dissemination on citizens’ trust in government
Colin SMITH, and William WEBSTER, ICT use by the Scottish Parliament – a longitudinal study
Hiroshi TOGO, Koji KANAGAWA, Tadahiko YOSHIDA, Kosei ENOMOTO, Community Empowerment Promoted by Interactions between Community Media and Users – A case study of regional informatization in Japan
Marta TROTTA, Luca GNAN, Alessandro HINNA, Danila SCAROZZA, Stefano SCRAVAGLIERI, Integrating accountability, transparency and performance: what role for ICTs? The new trend of Italian Public Administrations
Simon VANDER ELST, Sabine ROTTHIER, Philip DE RYNCK, Realizing fully developed government. A case study analysis of the Belgian Crossroads Bank for enterprises
Catalin VRABIE & M. KEMAL, Local e-Government. A Comparative Study of Romania and Turkey
Pieter WAGENAAR and Kees BOERSMA (Abstract), Zooming in on the panopticon: CCTV operator practices at Schiphol Airport
William WEBSTER, The Surveillance Principle: Public Services in the Information Age
Mete YILDIZ and Aysegül KURBAN, Discourses of E-Government in Turkish Newspapers
