Abstracts selected

Abstract submissions have now closed. The review panel have completed the selection process for abstracts submitted before 25 November and this page lists the abstracts selected for submission as full papers. Late submissions are currently being considered and the page will be updated as appropriate. Abstract titles are listed in random order and author names are listed in alphabetically with lead authors surname appearing first.

Full papers are due not later than 13 January 2011. Please read the style guidelines and other relevant documents linked through the author guidelines page. Papers should be submitted as .doc or .rtf file attachments by email to the Conference Manager, Charlotte Hall with the paper submission checklist and copyright form available in the downloads section at the bottom of the At a Glance page.

Note: Authors are advised that the submission date for the full paper for review is a final date. Earlier submission of the full paper helps us to manage the review process in a timely manner. So if your full paper is ready before 13 January 2011, please email it to Charlotte Hall, the conference submissions manager.

Papers accepted for the conference will be published in the conference proceedings, subject to author registration. The proceedings have an ISBN and ECEG proceedings are listed and/or rated by multiple organisations worldwide. Selected papers presented at the Conference will be considered for publication in the Electronic Journal of eGovernment. The latest issue of the journal is available to read online.

You can see an outline programme for the conference on the Programme page

Paper title in random order
Anatomy of E-Government: Assessment of Municipal E-Government Services in Romania	Perceived Quality of Services and Citizen Profiling in E-Government
Discussing the Relationships between User's Satisfaction of Web Security and their Trust in E-government	Citizen-Government Interaction in Russia: E-Government as Tradition Bearer
Exploring Facilitators and Challenges Facing ICT4D in Tanzania	G2G
Various Studies Indicate that most of such Implemented Projects in Developing Countries Have Failed and there is a gap in IS Literature Regarding a Mechanism to Assure their Sustainability. This Research, thus, is aimed at dDveloping a Framework to Assure Success and Sustainability of E-government. Sustainability Framework for E-Government; the Case of WoredaNet Services in Ethiopia	The Use of Online Social Networks in Government for Promoting Citizen Engagement: An Assessment of Australian State Government Sponsored E-Governance Initiatives
Greek Prefectural Elections Through TV and the Internet; A Comparative Research	E-Courts: Judicial Procedures Development
Examining E-government Development in the Transition Economies of Central and Eastern Europe: Evidence from Panel Data	CRM: Citizen Relationship Management
Re-imagined Communities; Situating Forum Discussions in the Philippine Government Website in the Context of Deliberative Democracy	E-Government Openness Index
Channel Shift - A Customer Response	Measuring Performance of E-Government to the Disabled: Theory and Practice in Taiwan
Domain Name Dispute Solution: the Draft Uniform Rapid Suspension (URS) system	Internet-Driven Candlelight Protests in South Korea: Expression of Collective Identity
The Three Crossroad Banks of Belgium	E-Government: Three Models of E-Government Implementation
Social Media and Local Government in England: Who is Doing What?	Combating Identity Fraud in the Public Domain: Information Strategies for Healthcare and Criminal Justice
Austrias e-government System and its Difficulties	Multi-level Interoperability for ICT-Enabled Governance: a Framework for Assessing Value Drivers and Implications for European Policies
Evaluating the Development of e-government System: The case of Polish Local Government Websites.	E-Challenges for the Next Decade: a Case Study of Two Applications in Housing
Framework for Yemen Electronic Government	Fed-eview/A – A Tool for Measuring ICT and E-Government Maturity in Back-Office
Managing Essentials of Health of Woman and Child in Developing Countries with a Knowledge Management Approach in E- Governance	Developing Measures for Benchmarking the Interoperability of Public Services Organizations
An Information System to Collect and Analyze Data from Educational Units During Epidemy Spread Periods	Framework Guidelines to Measure Business Intelligence and Decision Support Methodologies Impact in the Public sector.
Open-Cities Platform: The BPO Solution for e-government Based on Open-Government Principles	Possibilities and Realities of "e" in Health Sector: the Case of Slovenia
Adopting Web 2.0 in Building Participatory e-Government – A Perception Contour from Inside the Government	E-governance for the Civil Society – Readiness, Experience and Requirement of Nonprofit Organizations
CRPNet: eDemocracy for Piedmont Regional Council	The Catalan Model of Government
E-Government in BiH: A Survey on Practices, Perceptions and Performances in State Administration	E-Democracy
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in Education: Impact and Effect in Strategic Education Planning and Management	Towards Estimating the Impact of User Opinions on Governmental Decisions
Semantic-Driven E-government: Correlating Development Phases with Semantic E-government Specific Ontology Models	A Formal Method for E-Government Interoperability Analysis
Towards a Unified Semantic-Driven Methodology Framework for E-government Development	Business IT Alignment as Enabler for E-Government Implementation in Syria
Conventional, Robotic, and E-Government	Closing the Digital Divide Gap in European Union: A Unique Solution for Different Tiers?
Interoperability in the Justice Field; Variables that Affect Implementation	Readiness Assessment for Instituting a GCIO System
A Framwork for Transitioning to Mobile Governmment	Maturity Models Transition from E-government Interoperability into T-government: Restyling Dynamic Public Services Through Integrated Transformation of Service Delivery
Comparative Analysis of Information Security Governance Framework: A Public Sector Approach	Lean Semantic Interoperability: Simplifying Semantic Interoperability Artefacts for Small and Medium-Sized Municipalities
Implementation of Contact Centre in a Swedish Municipality	EGovernment Development in Algeria: An Analysis of the Vision and Strategies of the E-Algeria 2013 Project
The Impact of National Culture on Citizen Adoption of E-Government Services: a Field study	E-governance as an Instrument of Co-operation of Local Authorities
International Assistance Relationship to e-government Development and Benchmarking	Slainte the Story of a “Double Irish”
"e-identity,e-activities and e-political Participation; How are College Students Embracing the "Promise" of the Internet?"	Development of Electronic Government in Latvian Public Service
Comparative Network Analysis of Two e-Government Publication Venues	Using social media in government: The Australian Taxation Office e-Tax Facebook page
Outsourcing of IT projects in the Public Sector – Sustainable Solution or Erosion of the Public Sector?	Regional Shared Platform for Electronic Public Services e-bourgogne
Risk management in a Cooperation Context	Political Debate on Weblogs: a Virtual Public Sphere for Deliberation?
E-Government in Social and Economic Development: The Asymmetric Roles of Information, Institutionalization and Diffusion in Developing and Developed Countries.	The Effect of User's Satisfaction of Web Security on Trust in E-government
Population Profiling: Integrating Government Data Sources for Better Services.	Knowledge Disseminative Capacity in Cross Border Networks
Enhancement of Public Service Effectiveness by Partially Automating Service Request Paper forms Using Citizen ID Smartcard	Transformation of Public Service Delivery through E-Governance in India; Experiences and Future Prospects
Development of user Authentication for web Application Sign-on Mechanism using Oasis SAML Standard with Thai Citizen ID card	Sustainable E-Participation in Estonia
A Pilot Development of PKI Digital Signature on Electronic Correspondence Letter by using Citizen ID Smartcard	Lessons Learned from eGovernment Implementation: The Case of Ethiopia
Development of Electronic Correspondence Letter Time-stamping Service using Oasis Digital Signature Services.	National Electronic Government Strategies in Austria
Debating an e-debate: Between Acceptance and Refusal	Impact of the Internet use on Public Administration: Brazilian Case Study II - Services Foreign Trade Registration
Providing Public Services Through Digital Postal Networks: A Position Paper	E-Government Readiness in Ethiopia
Toward the Building of Transnational Digital Citizenship; The Case of Argentinean and Peruvian Immigrants based in the Mexico City 1970-2009.	E-Government Services Quality Management in Ethiopia; Retrospect and Prospects
Different Test Cases for e-Governance using Web Services	An Organizational Framework for Managing e-Government Systems in Developing Countries; the Case of Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Evaluation of e-government Implementation at Federal, State and Local government levels in Malaysia.	Digital Inclusion: a target not always desirable
Barriers to Developing E-Government Projects in Developing Countries	Avoiding disasters – Ensuring PKI-service Availability
Status of E-Government Implementation in Pakistan	"Challenges in Practicing e-Government in Nepal" case studies on e-procurement and e-voting in Nepal
Web Analysis: The effects of the Irish Revenue Actions on the Internet.	Measuring and Meta-measuring; in search of new Pathways for Modelling Impacts of ICT-enabled services on the Information Society
e-Government in Serbia: Prospects and Challenges	E-voting Handbook: key-steps to the Implementation of e-enabled Elections
Approaching the e-Government as a Strategic Driver for Improving the Ethical Mode: an Empirical Analysis from :Business Economics	Technical Foundations to Cut Down Administrative Red Tape: The Case of Canton of Vaud
Digital Inclusion for Social Inclusion. Some Cases.	Can Benchmarking Indicators be Effective? Case Study of some Award Winning eGovernment Projects from India.
Factors Affecting to Citizen’s ICT Education and Wider Access to ICTs	"E-Procurement and Participation of SME's in the Public Procurement Market; Evidence from the Italian Government’s e-Marketplace”
Usability of Electronic Government Systems for the Ageing Population	Providing Universal Verifiability for the Polyas Internet Voting System
Advancing the Use of Stages-of-Growth-Models in e-government by Identifying Trade-offs	A Common Process Model to Improve E-service solutions
Designing User- Centric Mobile Government; A Checklist for Efficiency and Effectiveness	The E- Identity from an Interdisciplinary Perspective
Does e-taxation Reduce Compliance Costs of Taxation	The Impact of E-Justice in Romania
ICT4D: The Family Card	An Outline of Technical Requirements on Governmental Electronic Record Systems Derived from the European Legal Environment
On the Problems of Information Society and Introduction of e-government at Local Authorities	A Service Oriented Product Line Architecture for E-Government
Fast Forward to Citizen-Centric Services with Automatically Data Landscape and Information Logistics Generation	E-Government and Service Delivery at the Local Level: A Comparative Analysis of Three Canadian Municipalities
Moving Fast Forward Toward National Data Standardization Initiative	Pan-European e-government and e-health Services in Slovenia
Criteria and Cornerstones for the IT Strategy of an “Inhouse” Governmental IT Provider	Latvian Government Communication Management During Economical Crisis: Role of Information Strategies Within the Public Sector
Utilization of the Information and Communication Technologies by the Legislative Assemblies of the Republics of the Russian Federation	Public Procurement and e-commerce Usage
The Stages of E-government: Correlation between Characteristics that Affect E-government System	Open Government; Public Services in the Private Domain
Implementing e-government projects; Challenges Facing Developing Countries	The Computerization of the Public System in Romania
Strategies for e-government Implementation in Developing Countries; The Case Study of Botswana Government	Ways to Restraint the Exertion of the Right to Private Property. Special Domain Regimes
Online Application of Property Registration Card Mumbai City	The Importance of the Principle of Proportionality in terms of its Integration on Sectoral Line
Content Framework Strategies for the National Portal of India (india.gov.in)	How Democratic is e-participation?
Crowd-sourcing Techniques: Citizens Policy Input at Community Cabinets and Dotmocracy Tables.	Public Function Between Reliability and Responsibility
Youth Online: Participation and Political Engagement (Adelaide and Seoul)	E-vote - Adapting Technology to our Live, Adapting our Lives to Technology. Estonian Sudy Case
Social Media in European Governmental Communication	The I-professionals in Flemsh Municipaltie: Who are they?
Open Data in Piedmont Region	An Analysis of the Provision of E-Government Services by the Italian Public Administrations
DoQui - The Open Source Document Management Platform to Support the PA	The Workload for the Structural Implementation of e-democracy; Local Government Policy Issues Combined with the Policy-making Cycle and Styles of Citizenship.
E-Government Service Quality Assessed Through the Public Value Lens	Valences of European Citizenship Under the Aspect of Legal Affiliation or Feature
E-Tansik: The E-Government’s Prodigy	Electronic Government Services: An evaluation in Europe.
E-Government – the Case of Romania	EGovernment Typologies, Stakeholder relationships, and Information Systems support
Domesticating Promises, Digitalizing Norwegian Municipalities	e-Sahayata: Bridging e-Governance Gaps for Keonjhar Citizens
Improving Government Information Sharing Capability – Determining Information Sharing Needs	Electronic Participation in the Policy Making Process on Municipality Level
Web 2.0 on Mexican state portals: an Overview	The Connect Digitally Programme: Shaping Parental Engagement Through Technology
A new Ranking index for E-government Programs Based on Data Envelopment Analysis	Achieving Optimum Balance in the Simplification of Tax Compliance Obligations for Business Customers and Management of Compliance and Collection Risks by Revenue
Smoke and Mirrors: Can a Useful Approximation of the Cigarette tax gap in Ireland be Determined?	Change – the Good, the Bad and the downright Ugly. Risks to the Implementation of a National Risk Analysis system within the Irish Revenue Commissioners
Self-Assessment and the Expression of Doubt	Problem and prospect of e-Government in Nepal
Citizen Participation in Urban Planning Looking for the E dimension in EU National systems and planning	Knowledge Management in e-Governmen: A Glance at Implementation of KM in Turkish e-Government Transformation
Bringing together legal and e-government practitioners

Author Names sorted alphabetically – lead author surname first
Abu Bakar Ahmad Bakeri, International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia	Kromidha Endrit, Royal Holloway University of London, UK
Acharya Madhu Sudan and Marquish Doranga, Department of Roads, Ministry of Physical Planning and Works, Govt. of Nepal, Nepal	Krzatala-Jaworska Ewa, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Italy
Ahmadi Zeleti Fatemeh and Erja Mustonen-Ollila, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland	Labed Jilani Lamia, Ines Achour, Rim Helali, ISG of Tunis and Henda Ben Ghezala, ENSI, TUNISIA
Alam Sultana Lubna, University of Canberra, Australia, Anne Grounwater, University of Canberra, Australia and John Campbell, University of Canberra, Australia	Lates Gheorghe, Gabriela Lupsan and Tache Bocaniala, Danubius University of Galati, Romania
Albano Gian Luigiand Roberto Zampino, Consip S.p.A., Italy	Lawrence Elaine, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
Al-Hujran Omar, Princess Sumaya University for Technology, Jordan	Legora Slim, CRP Henri Tudor, Luxembourg
Alin Constantin Filip, Danubius University, Romania	Lemma Lessa, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
Al-Sebie Madi, Taibah University, Saudi Arabia	Lemma Lessa and Anteneh Salehu, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
Ang Monica, University of Asia and the Pacific, Philippines	Lemma Lessa, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia, Ralf Klischewski, German University in Cairo (GUC), Egypt and Belachew Mesfin, Ethiopian Information Communication Development Agency, Ethiopia and Anteneh Salehu, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
Anger Isabel and Christian Kittl, evolaris next level GmbH, Austria	Lipp Peter, IAIK, Graz University of Technology, Austria
Bajramovic Kemal, Civil Service Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina	Lupsan Gabriela, Alexandrina Zaharia, Adriana Pascan, Danubius University of Galati and Adrian Zaharia, „Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, Romania
Baptista Ferreira Gil, LabCom-UBI, Portugal	Maheshwari Devender, Anne Fleur Van Veenstra and Marijn Janssen, Delft University of Technology., Netherlands
Boonmee Choompoland Peera Tharaphant, Thammasat university, Thailand	Maheshwari Devender, Anne Fleur Van Veenstra and Marijn Janssen, Delft University of Technology., Netherlands
Boonmee Choompol and Peera Tharaphant, Thammasat university, Thailand	Mahieu Christine, FEDICT, Belgium
Boonmee Choompol, Rattapol Chatchumsai and Sunet Boonmee, IT.Dabos co.,lmt., Thailand	Mahmood Zaigham, University of Derby, UK
Boonmee Choompol, Rattapol Chatchumsai, Thammasat university, Tawa Khampachoa, King Mongkut's University of Technology North Bangkok and Chakree Chuenura, Department of Province Administration, Thailand	Mahmood Zaigham, University of Derby, UK
Boselli Roberto, Mirko Cesarini and Mario Mezzanzanica, University of Milan Bicocca, Department of Statistics, Italy	Manai Giuseppe and Duncan Cleary, Revenue Irish Tax & Customs, Ireland
Briedis Janis, University of Latvia, Latvia	Mansour Mohamed, Ministry of State for Administrative Development, Egypt
Bua Desiree, CSI-Piemonte, Roberto Moriondo, Piedmont Region and Anna Cavallo, CSI-Piemonte, Italy	Meringoh jeremiah, Kenya Institute of Management, Kenya
Bua Desiree, CSI-Piemonte, Roberto Moriondo, Piedmont Region and Domenico Luca', CSI-Piemonte, Italy	Mesa Del Olmo Adela and Pedro Manuel Martinez Monje, University of the Basque Country, Spain
Caarls Susanne, Council of Europe, France	Mironov Duret Gabriela Nicoleta, Gina-Livioara Goga, Vasilica Negrut and Monica Pocora, Danubius University of Galati, Romania
Castelnovo Walter, Department of Informatics and Communication, University of Insubria, Italy	Mironov Gabriela, Adriana Margarit, Nicu Duret and Monica Pocora, "Danubius" University of Galati, Romania
Cerrillo Agustí, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain	Mironov Gabriela, Nicu Duret, Monica Pocora and Gina Livioara Goga, Danubius University of Galati, Romania
Cesarini Mirko, University of Milan Bicocca, Department of Statistics, IT	Misuraca Gianluca, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), Spain and Pierre Rossel, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland
Cestnik Bojan, Temida d.o.o., Alenka Kern and Helena Modrijan, Stanovanjski sklad Republike Slovenije, Javni Sklad, Slovenia	Misuraca Gianluca, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), Spain, Giuseppe Alfano, Centre for Social Informatics - Edinburgh Napier University, UK, Gianluigi Viscusi, DISCo - University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy and Wainer Lusoli, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Institute for Prospective Technological Studies (IPTS), Spain
Chatfield Akemi Takeoka, Kon Shing Kenneth Chung, Mohammad Ali Abrinia and Andrew Vakarau Levula, University of Wollongong, Australia	Mitja Decman, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Administration, Slovenija
Chiang Lichun, National Cheng Kung University, Ching-Yuan Huang, SHU-TE University and Wu-Chuan Yuang, I-Shou University, Taiwan	Moatshe Racious Moilamashi and Zaigham Mahmood, University of Derby, UK
Chiang Lichun, NCKU, Ching-Yuan Huang, Shu-Te University and Wu-Chuan Yang, I-Shou University, Taiwan	Moatshe Racious Moilamashi and Zaigham Mahmood, University of Derby, UK
Christiansson Marie-Therese, Karlstad University, Sweden	Molinari Francesco and Grazia Concilio, DiAP-Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Christodoulakis Dimitris, George Stylios and Sofia Stamou, University of Patras, Greece	Molnar Tamas, Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany
Chu Pin-Yu, National Chengchi University, Taiwan, R.O.C.	Moloney Maria, Trinity College and Liam Church, Escher Group Ltd, Ireland
Cleary Duncan and Giuseppe Manai, Revenue Irish Tax & Customs, Ireland	Moraru Geanina, Central European University, Romania
Collins Tom, University of Limerick, Ireland	Mulasastra Intiraporn and Asanee Kawtrakul, Kasetsart University, Thailand
Coman Varvara Licuta, Monica Pocora, Gina Livioara Goga and Georgeta Modiga, Danubius University of Galati, Romania	Mulder Bert and Martijn Hartog, eSociety Institute, The Netherlands
Costache Mirela Paula, Danubius University of Galati, Romania	Mundy Darren, University of Hull, UK
Datar Mohan, University of Mumbai, Mukund Sanglikar, Mithibai College, Mumbai and Sanjiv Vaidya, IIM Calcutta, India	Negash Solomon, Kennesaw State University, USA, Lemma Lessa, Addis Ababa University and Mesfin Belachew, Ethiopian ICT Development Agency, Ethiopia
De Saulles Martin, University of Brighton, UK	Ngwenya Bongani, Solusi University, Zimbabwe
de Vuyst Bruno, MVVP, Belgium and Alea Fairchild, The Constantia Institute bvba, Belgium	Nouibat Abdelkader, University of Msila, Algeria
Demirhan Kamil and M. Kemal Öktem, Hacettepe University, Turkey	Oberer Birgit, Kadir Has University, Turkey
Denni Mario, Italian Competition Authority, Davide Auduini, University of Urbino “Carlo Bo”, Andrea Filippetti, Centro Nazionale delle Ricerche – IRPPS and Gerolamo Giungato, Italian National Institute of Statistics, Italy	Oikonomou Flora, Research Academic Computer Technology Institute, Greece
Dhingra Priyanka, Amrapali Group of Institutions, India	Omar Khayri, Helana Scheepers, and Rosemary Stockdale, Institution, Australia
Dyakova Elena, Working Group of IS Development in Russia, Civic Chamber of Russian Federation, Russia	Ostling Alina, European University Institute (EUI), Italy
Ech-Cherif el Kettani Mohamed Dafir, ENSIAS - Université Mohammed V-Souissi and Mohamed Mohyi Eddine El Aichi, Intelcom S.A., Morocco	Oudeif Salah, Assuit univerisity, Egypt
El-Hennawy Magdy, Ministry of State for Administrative Development, Egypt	Pan Ching-Heng and Lichun Chiang, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
el-Leithy Mariam, Ministry of State for Administrative Development, Egypt	Pappel Ingmar and Ingrid Pappel, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Erman Nusa and Ljupco Todorovski, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia	Park Youn-Min, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University, Australia
Estevez Elsa Clara, United Nations University - International Institute for Software Technology, China, Ignacio Marcovecchio, United Nations University, Argentina and Tomasz Janowski, United Nations University - International Institute for Software Technology, Macao SAR	Pastor Guillermo, Jose Monge and Roberto Ranera, ANDAGO, Spain
Estevez Elsa Clara and Tomasz Janowski and Adegboyega Ojo, United Nations University - International Institute for Software Technology Macao SAR, China	Patnaik Sachidananda, Berhampur University, India
Faiia M.Marcoux, Rivier College, U.S.A	Plomp Marijn and Jan Grijpink, Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Fairchild Alea, The Constantia Institute bvba and Bruno de Vuyst, MVVP, Belgium	Pollifroni Massimo, University of Turin , Italy
Fenoglio Elena, Piedmont Regional Council, Gabriella Braiato and Desiree Bua, CSI-Piemonte, Italy	Polzonetti Alberto, Barbara Re and Concetta De Vivo, UNICAM, Italy
Fernandez Joselito and Jaime Loredo, UNSIS, Mexico	Pomazalová Nataša and Zbyšek Korecki, University of Defence, Czech Republic
Fleri Louis-François, GIP e-bourogogne, France	Porbski Leszek, AGH University of Science and Technology, Faculty of Humanities, Poland
Fonou Dombeu Jean Vincent, Vaal University of Technology and Magda Huisman, North-West University, South Africa	Rebollo Oscar, Ministry of Labour and Inmigration, Social Security IT Management, Daniel Mellado, Spanish Tax Agency and Eduardo Fernández-Medina, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
Fonou Dombeu Jean Vincent, Vaal University of Technology and Magda Huisman, North-West University, South Africa	Rees Sonia, Trinidad and Tobago
Gascó Mila, ESADE's Institute of Public Governance and Management and Carlos E. Jiménez, Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain	Rizk Heba, Ministry of State for Administrative Development, Egypt
Glassey Olivier, IDHEAP and Sophie Pichaureaux, Canton of Vaud, Switrerland	Rotthier Sabine, University College Ghent, Belgium
Grant John, McMaster University, Frank Ohemeng, University of Ottawa and Roberto Leone, Wilfrid Laurier University, Canada	Sandoval-Almazan Rodrigo, State Autonomous University of Mexico with Gabriela Diaz-Murillo, Universidad de las Americas with J.Ramón Gil-Garcia, CIDE Mexico and Luis Felipe Luna-Reyes, Universidad de las Americas, Mexico
Griffiths Mary, University of Adelaide, Australia	Sarwar Imran, University of the Punjab, Lahore and Muhammad Sarwar, Talwar Press, Sahiwal, Pakistan
Griffiths Mary, University of Adelaide, Australia and Youn Min Park, University of Koera, Korea	Selivanova Galina, St.Petersburg State University, Russia
Gronier Guillaume and Sandrine Reiter, Public Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg	Semmelrock-Picej Maria Theresia, Klagenfurt University, biztec, Austria
Grundén Kerstin, University West, Sweden	Šereš Laslo and Ivana Horvat, Faculty of Economics, University of Novi Sad, Serbia
Hahamis Panos, Westminster Business School, University of Westminster, UK	Shareef Shareef, Elias Pimenidis, Hamid Jahankhani, University of East London and Johnnes Arreymbi, University of East London, UK
Hinsberg Hille, Government Office, Estonia	Silva Luciano, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, Brazil
Hofmsn Wout, TNO, Netherlands	Slavec Ana, Vasja Vehovar, Jaroslav Berce and Mirko Vintar, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Administration, Slovenija
Horn Bernhard, Gerald Fischer, Vienna University of Technology, Roman Trabitsch, RISE GmbH and Thomas Grechenig, Vienna University of Technology, Austria	Stadler Sabine, SPARKS, Austria
Hsiao Naiyi, National Chengchi University and Chung-pin Lee, Tamkang University, Taiwan	Stanimirovi Dalibor and Mirko Vintar, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Administration, Slovenia
Hussain Moiz and Ireni Akoijam, NIC, India	Stoica Virgil and Andrei Ilas, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania
Ifinedo Princely, CBU, Canada	Strickley Alan, CRIA Technologies, West Midlands, UK with Tim Spiers, Pod Limited, Bedford, UK
Jahns Veit and Robert Orlowski, University of Duisburg-Essen, Gemany	Trakhtenberg Anna, Institute of Philosophy and Law, Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Jarockis Aleksis, University of Latvia Department of Communications Studies, Latvia	Valerii Logvinov, Odessa Regional Institute of Public Administration, Ukraine
John Klaus, Institute of Automation at the Faculty of Informatics at the technical university of vienna, Austria	Vasconcellos Maria Virginia, SERPRO-Serviço Federal de Processamento de Dados and Newton Junior, UNEB-Uniao Educacional de Brasilia, Brazil
Kallimani Vish, University of Nottingham, Malaysia and Jyoti Kallimani, Segi University College, Malaysia	Veljkovic Natasa, Sanja Bogdanovic-Dinic and Leonid Stoimenov, University of Nis, Serbia
Kamal Ahmed, Ministry of State for Administrative Development, Egypt	Veneti Anastasia and Stamatis Poulakidakos, University of Athens, Greece
Kanaan Raed, University of Banking and Financial Sciences, Jordan	Venkatamallu Thadaboina, Council for Advancement of People’s Action and Rural Technology (CAPART), India
Kharel, Purusottam, Nepal	Verma Neeta, Alka Misra, Durga Prasad Mishra and Lokesh Joshi, National Informatics Centre (NIC), India
Kawtrakul Assanee, Kasetsart University, Thailand	Volkamer Melanie, Patrick Schmidt and Maina Olembo, TU Darmstadt, Germany
Klun Maja, University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Administration, Slovenia	Yonazi Jim, The Institute of Finance Management, Tanzania

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