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ORCIDInformation Polity, Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, 2019
- Albert Meijer, C. William R. Webster:
Editorial.
- Kuno Schedler
, Ali Asker Guenduez, Ruth Frischknecht:
How smart can government be? Exploring barriers to the adoption of smart government. 3-20 - Maija Jäske, Titiana Ertiö:
The democratic potential of civic applications. 21-39 - Alberto Lioy, Marc Esteve Del Valle, Julian Gottlieb:
Platform politics: Party organisation in the digital age. 41-58 - Victoria Wang, David Shepherd, Mark D. Button:
The barriers to the opening of government data in the UK: A view from the bottom. 59-74 - Ján Hunady:
The effect of the Internet on corruption awareness and corruption incidence in the EU. 75-89 - Fang Zhao, Suwastika Naidu, Joseph Wallis:
An empirical study of e-government adoption in the United Arab Emirates: A social cognitive perspective. 91-109
Volume 24, Number 2, 2019
- Anneke Zuiderwijk, Charles C. Hinnant:
Open data policy-making: A review of the state-of-the-art and an emerging research agenda. 117-129 - Sang-Pil Yoon, Moon-Ho Joo, Hun-Yeong Kwon:
How to guarantee the right to use PSI in the age of open data: Lessons from the data policy of South Korea. 131-146 - Lahis Pasquali Kurtz, Paloma Maria Santos, Aires José Rover:
Open data via websites of Brazilian Superior Courts of Justice: Changes between 2013 and 2017. 147-162 - Luis F. Luna-Reyes, Mahdi M. Najafabadi:
The US open data initiative: The road ahead. 163-182 - Alberto Abella, Marta Ortiz-de-Urbina-Criado, Carmen de Pablos Heredero:
A methodology to design and redesign services in smart cities based on the citizen experience. 183-197 - Arman Fathejalali, Angela Jain:
Mobile participation (mParticipation) in urban development: The experience of FlashPoll app in Berlin (Germany). 199-222
Volume 24, Number 3, 2019
- Albert Meijer, C. William R. Webster:
Governing Smart Cities: Why Do Academics Need to Study Trendy Concepts? 227-228
- C. William R. Webster, Charles Leleux:
Searching for the real sustainable smart city? 229-244 - Huaxiong Jiang, Stan C. M. Geertman, Patrick Witte:
Smart urban governance: An urgent symbiosis? 245-269 - Rebecca Moody, Victor Plat, Victor Bekkers:
Look before you leap: Barriers to big data use in municipalities. 271-288 - Giorgia Nesti:
Mainstreaming gender equality in smart cities: Theoretical, methodological and empirical challenges. 289-304 - Sergio Ribeiro, Denis Alcides Rezende, JingTao Yao:
Toward a model of the municipal evidence-based decision process in the strategic digital city context. 305-324 - Gilles Jeannot:
Smart city projects in the continuity of the urban socio-technical regime: The French case. 325-343
Volume 24, Number 4, 2019
- Editorial. 357-358
- Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar, Hans Jochen Scholl:
Mapping potential impact areas of Blockchain use in the public sector. 359-378 - Christopher G. Reddick, Gabriel Puron Cid, Sukumar Ganapati:
Determinants of blockchain adoption in the public sector: An empirical examination. 379-396 - Olivier Rikken, Marijn Janssen, Zenlin Kwee:
Governance challenges of blockchain and decentralized autonomous organizations. 397-417 - Lingjun Fan, J. Ramón Gil-García, Yi Song, Felippe Cronemberger, Gang Hua, Derek Werthmuller, G. Brian Burke, Jim Costello, Benjamin R. Meyers, Xuehai Hong:
Sharing big data using blockchain technologies in local governments: Some technical, organizational and policy considerations. 419-435 - Gerhard Schwabe:
The role of public agencies in blockchain consortia: Learning from the Cardossier. 437-451 - Tomi Dahlberg:
What blockhain developers and users expect from virtual currency regulations: A survey study. 453-467 - Kristopher N. Jones:
Blockchain in or as governance? Evolutions in experimentation, social impacts, and prefigurative practice in the blockchain and DAO space. 469-486 - D. Allessie, Marijn Janssen, Jolien Ubacht, Scott W. Cunningham, G. van der Harst:
The consequences of blockchain architectures for the governance of public services: A case study of the movement of excise goods under duty exemptions. 487-499 - Book Review. 501-504
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