Collaborative Network Analysis of two eGovernment Conferences: Are we Building a Community?

Authors

  • Nusa Erman
  • Ljupco Todorovski

Keywords:

co-authorship network, scientific community, social network analysis

Abstract

In the last two decades, eGovernment research maturated into an active scientific field with a number of publication venues, many of them taking form of regular annual conferences. In this paper, we address the central question of whether the active resea

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Published

1 Dec 2011

Issue

Vol. 9 No. 2 (2011)

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