eParticipation is an emerging research area which, like most emerging areas, lacks a clear
literature base or research approach. This study maps out some of the academic theories …

The authors conducted a comprehensive review of articles on the subject of e-government
that were published in refereed scholarly journals through the end of 2004 to serve as a …

The phenomenon of eParticipation is receiving increasing attention, demonstrated by recent
technology implementations, experiments, government reports, and research programs …

New information and communication technologies (ICT) offer the government new
possibilities for providing citizens and businesses with better, more efficient services …

The author argues that contemporary digital information communication technologies (ICTs)
facilitate new forms of e-government-enabled public sector policy making that enshrine …

How might we describe the development of online deliberation as a field of research and
practice? How should we interpret its significance? In this introductory essay to the Special …

E-government includes fast and improved citizen service from a quantitative and qualitative
point of view, as well as the restructuring and reengineering of organizations and their …

This article presents an exploratory case study based on fieldwork consisting of in-depth,
semistructured interviews and group discussions with administrative, legal, political, and …

This article contributes to the growing discourse on the potential of e‐government to
transform the operations of public sector institutions, thereby improving public services. It …

Media research has long known that those who produce content and those who receive it
construe textual meaning differently. Such differences may be interpreted in political …