PSG I: E-Government (ICT in PA)

Knowledge Cafe

Rebecca MOODY & Victor BEKKERS, Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands)Visual Technologies, Framing and Accountability

Hiroshi TOGO, Kinki University; Koji KANAGAWA, University of Shizuoka;  Tadahiko YOSHIDA, Kinki University; Kosei ENOMOTO, Momoyama Gakuin University  (Japan) Community Empowerment Promoted by Interactions between Community Media and Users – A case study of regional informatization in Japan

Tobin IM, Seoul National University;  Greg PORUMBESCU, Kyonggi University; and Hyunkuk LEE,  Seoul National University (Korea)Not only who and what but how: the impact of different mediums of information dissemination on citizens’ trust in government

• Olli-Pekka KAURAHALME,  Antti SYVÄJÄRVI and Jari STENVALL, University of Lapland (Finland)

From e-Government to Public Information Management – The Future and Maturity of Information Management in Municipalities

Mete YILDIZ and Aysegül KURBAN, Hacettepe University (Turkey)Discourses of E-Government In Turkish Newspapers

Catalin VRABIE, SNSPA (Romania) & M. KEMAL, Hacettepe University (Turkey)Local e-Government.  A Comparative Study of Romania and Turkey

Mila GASCO, Fundació ESADE (Spain)Exploring ICT-Enabled Governance In Barcelona: The Case Of The Guardia Urbana Police Force

William WEBSTER, University of Stirling (United Kingdom)The Surveillance Principle: Public Services in the Information Age

Stephan GRIMMELIKHUIJSEN, Utrecht University (The Netherlands)Transparency and challenged authority: toward dashed expectations and demystification of government

Pieter WAGENAAR and Kees BOERSMA, VU University Amsterdam, (The Netherlands)Zooming in on the panopticon: CCTV operator practices at Schiphol Airport

Colin SMITH, Edinburgh Napier University and William WEBSTER, University of Stirling (United Kingdom)ICT use by the Scottish Parliament – a longitudinal study

Albert MEIJER, Utrecht University (The Netherlands)The Future of Participatory Democracy

Frank BANNISTER, Trinity College Dublin (Ireland)A Game of Two Halves. Lessons for the future of e-government from the story so far

Victor BEKKERS, Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands)Is there a future for e-government? Looking beyond the emptiness of the e-government concept

Kas KASTELEIN, University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands)From Avant-La-Lettre till Future ICT Apps: In and Around Complex Organizations in the Netherlands

Luca GNAN, Alessandro HINNA, Danila SCAROZZA, Stefano SCRAVAGLIERI, Marta TROTTA,  University of Rome, Tor Vergata (Italy)Integrating accountability, transparency and performance: what role for ICTs? The new trend of Italian Public Administrations

Heungsuk CHOI, Korea University (Korea)How to Succeed or Fail in Large-scale IT-based Reform: Case of Financial Management in Korea

Simon VANDER ELST, Sabine ROTTHIER, Philip DE RYNCK, University College Ghent (Belgium)Realizing fully developed government. A case study analysis of the Belgian Crossroads Bank for enterprises

• Discussing key issues
• Discussing the future of e-government book
• Next year