Deportation has again taken a prominent place within the immigration policies of nation-
states. Irregular Citizenship, Immigration, and Deportation addresses the social responses to …

The paper attempts to examine the determinants of two types of citizens'e-participation–
initiated by the citizens and the government. The factors of e-participation were delineated …

This article aimed to identify implications of eParticipation in the public policy cycle. This
reflection was supported by a bibliographic study and analysis of the research conducted on …

One well-known characteristic of participatory websites is that the distribution of contribution
levels is highly skewed: most people who make use of the service contribute only a little, but …

This paper contributes to the field of e-participation by studying e-petitioning on both formal
and informal petition bodies. The aim is to contribute to the understanding of the features of …

Whilst the idea of utilizing social media to advance government-led e-Participation initiatives
has proliferated significantly in recent years, mostly such initiatives do not meet the intended …

Opportunities to examine how policy shapes eParticipation have so far been limited. This
study assesses the requirement for local government authorities in England to have …

update of the journal's scope to advocate theoretical as well as empirical research has led to
an increase in the quality of submissions and citations. The papers in this issue of TGPPP …

Purpose–The purpose of the present paper is to attempt to examine the determinants of
citizens' electronic participation with respect to the communication aspects. To accomplish …

Governments have provided services to citizens by using means such as: face-to-face,
regular mail, telephone, among others. These services have been proven to be good …