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- 2003
- David Acaud, Amar Lakel:
Electronic government and the French state: A negotiated and gradual reform. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 117-131 (2003) - Victor Bekkers:
E-government and the emergence of virtual organizations in the public sector. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 89-101 (2003) - Marcel Boogers, Gerrit Voerman:
Surfing citizens and floating voters: Results of an online survey of visitors to political web sites during the Dutch 2002 General Elections. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 17-27 (2003) - Eleanor Burt:
Book Review: Civil Society in the Information Age, by Peter Hajnal, ed. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 79-84 (2003) - Eleanor Burt, John A. Taylor:
Constructing new ways of living together: Government relationships with the voluntary sector in the information polity. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 181-192 (2003) - Jens Hoff, Karl Löfgren, Lars Torpe:
The state we are in: E-democracy in Denmark. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 49-66 (2003) - Davy Janssen:
Book Review: Electronic Government - Design, Applications, and Management, by Å Grönlund. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 193-199 (2003) - Jakob Linaa Jensen:
Virtual democratic dialogue? Bringing together citizens and politicians. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 29-47 (2003) - Ulrika Josefsson, Agneta Ranerup:
Consumerism revisited: The emergent roles of new electronic intermediaries between citizens and the public sector. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 167-180 (2003) - Albert Jacob Meijer:
Transparent government: Parliamentary and legal accountability in an information age. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 67-78 (2003) - Jörgen Svensson, Ronald Leenes:
E-voting in Europe: Divergent democratic practice. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 3-15 (2003) - Phil Turner, Gary Higgs:
The use and management of geographic information in local e-government in the UK. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 151-165 (2003) - Mirko Vintar, Mateja Kunstelj, Mitja Decman, Bostjan Bercic:
Development of e-government in Slovenia. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 133-149 (2003) - Pieter Wagenaar, Stefan Soeparman:
The permanence of paradigms: The integration of the Dutch police's information domains and its (non)effects. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 103-116 (2003) - Editorial. Inf. Polity 8(1-2): 1-2 (2003)
- Fulfilling its Promise - Information Polity as an International Journal. Inf. Polity 8(3-4): 85-87 (2003)
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