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ORCIDInformation Polity, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, 2011
- Albert Jacob Meijer, Frank Bannister:
The coming of age of e-government studies. 1-3 - Giuseppe Alfano:
Adapting bureaucracy to the Internet. The case of Venice Local Government. 5-22 - Marta Trotta, Danila Scarozza, Alessandro Hinna, Luca Gnan
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Can Information Systems facilitate the integration of New Public Management and Public Governance? Evidence from an Italian public organization. 23-34 - Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen:
Being transparent or spinning the message? An experiment into the effects of varying message content on trust in government. 35-50 - Guido van Os:
The challenge of coordination: Coordinating integrated electronic service delivery in Denmark and the Netherlands. 51-61 - Frank Bannister, Diana Wilson:
O(ver)-Government?: Emerging technology, citizen autonomy and the regulatory state. 63-79 - Miriam Lips:
Book Review: Governing Electronically. E-Government and the Reconfiguration of Public Administration, Policy and Power, by P. Henman. 81-84 - Giuseppe Alfano:
Book Review: Promises and Limits of Web-deliberation, by Raphael Kies. 85-87
Volume 16, Number 2, 2011
- John A. Taylor:
Editorial: Diversity in an Information Polity. 89-90 - Eleanor Burt:
Introduction to the Freedom of Information Special Edition: Emerging Perspectives, Critical Reflections, and the Need for Further Research. 91-92 - Viewpoint: In defence of Freedom of Information. 93-96
- Kate Spence, William Dinan:
Healthy Tensions? Assessing FOI uptake in the voluntary sector in Scotland. 97-109 - Elizabeth Shepherd, Alice Stevenson, Andrew Flinn:
Freedom of Information and records management in local government: Help or hindrance? 111-121 - Carole Ewart:
Book Review: The Impact of the Freedom of Information Act on Central Government in the UK: Does FOI Work? By Robert Hazell, Ben Worthy and Mark Glover. 123-126 - Rosalind McInnes:
Book Review: The Silent State: Secrets, Surveillance and the Myth of British Democracy by Heather Brooke. 127-128 - Taewoo Nam:
Whose e-democracy? The democratic divide in American electoral campaigns. 131-150 - Daniel Cunliffe:
Welsh-language provision on party websites during the 2010 UK General Election. 151-170 - Marije Teerling, Willem Pieterson:
How to improve e-government use: An empirical examination of multichannel marketing instruments. 171-187
Volume 16, Number 3, 2011
- Soon Ae Chun, Rodrigo Sandoval, Yigal Arens:
Public engagement and government collaboration: Theories, strategies and case studies. 189-196 - Peter Muhlberger, Jennifer Stromer-Galley, Nick Webb:
Public policy and obstacles to the virtual agora: Insights from the deliberative e-rulemaking project. 197-214 - Dianne Lux Wigand:
Tweets and retweets: Twitter takes wing in government. 215-224 - Mark Deckert, Abram Stern, Warren Sack:
Peer to PCAST: What does open video have to do with open government? 225-241 - Adegboyega K. Ojo, Tomasz Janowski, Elsa Estevez:
Whole-of-government approach to information technology strategy management: Building a sustainable collaborative technology environment in government. 243-260 - Alvaro Graves:
A case study for integrating public safety data using semantic technologies. 261-275 - Robert J. Sárfi, Michael K. Tao, Leopoldo A. Gemoets:
Making the smart grid work for community energy delivery. 277-291 - Janice Warner:
Book Review: Interoperability in Digital Public Services and Administration: Bridging E-Government and E-Business, by Yannis Charalabidis. 293-294 - Paul Beynon-Davies:
Book Review: America identified, by Lisa S. Nelson. 295-296
Volume 16, Number 4, 2011
- C. William R. Webster, Eric Töpfer, Francisco R. Klauser, Charles D. Raab:
Revisiting the surveillance camera revolution: Issues of governance and public policy. Introduction to part one of the Special Issue. 297-301 - Emmeline Taylor:
Awareness, understanding and experiences of CCTV amongst teachers and pupils in three UK schools. 303-318 - Gemma Galdon Clavell:
Local surveillance in a global world: Zooming in on the proliferation of CCTV in Catalonia. 319-338 - Christoph Musik:
The thinking eye is only half the story: High-level semantic video surveillance. 339-353 - Fredrika Björklund:
Pure flour in your bag: Governmental rationalities of camera surveillance in Sweden. 355-368 - Eric Heilmann:
Video surveillance and security policy in France: From regulation to widespread acceptance. 369-377 - Chiara Fonio:
The silent growth of video surveillance in Italy. 379-388 - Karl Löfgren:
Book Review: The Privacy Advocates. Resisting the Spread of Surveillance by Colin J. Bennett. 389-390 - Rocco Bellanova:
Book Review: Waiting for the barbarians or shaping new societies? 391-395
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