Vol. 2 No. 3 (2004)

Articles

• The e‑Citizen as talk, as text and as technology: CRM and e‑Government

  Paul Richter, James Cornford, Ian McLoughlin

  pp147‑158

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• Communication and Culture: Designing a Knowledge‑enabled Environment to Effect Local Government Reform

  Vivien Reid, Barbara Bardzki, Stephen McNamee

  pp159‑168

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• The Risk of e‑Voting

  Thomas W. Lauer

  pp169‑178

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• Ethical Problems for e‑Government: An Evaluative Framework

  Hilary Mullen, David Sanford Horner

  pp179‑188

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• A Framework for Experience Management in e‑Government: The Pellucid Project

  Simon Lambert, Alvaro Arenas, Sabine Delaitre

  pp189‑198

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• e‑Citizens : Blogging as Democratic Practice Associate Professor

  Mary Griffiths

  pp199‑210

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• The Role of Vendor Qualifications in Developing Digital Literacy for the Information Society

  Jenny Gilbert

  pp211‑218

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