Vol. 5 No. 2 (2007)

Articles

• Turkish Local e‑Governments: a Longitudinal Study

  Aykut Arslan

  pp95‑106

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• e‑Democracy in Australia: the Challenge of Evolving a Successful Model

  Jenny Backhouse

  pp107‑116

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• Verification and Validation Issues in Electronic Voting

  Orhan Cetinkaya, Deniz Cetinkaya

  pp117‑126

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• Trust and the Taxman: a Study of the Irish Revenue's Website Service Quality

  Regina Connolly

  pp127‑134

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• Long‑term Digital Archiving — Outsourcing or Doing it

  Mitja Decman

  pp135‑144

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• Governmental Collaboration and Infrastructural Standards in Belgium

  Alea Fairchild, Bruno de Vuyst

  pp145‑152

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• Evaluating Web Service Composition Methods: the Need for Including Multi‑Actor Elements

  Ralph W. Feenstra, Marijn Janssen, René W. Wagenaar

  pp153‑164

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• Mypage and Borger.dk — A Case Study of Two Government Service Web Portals

  Karin Furuli, Sigrun Kongsrud

  pp165‑176

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• Oxygen Government Practices

  Mary Griffiths

  pp177‑190

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• A Model for Document Management in e‑Government Systems Based on Hierarchical Process Folders

  Raphael Kunis, Gudula Rünger, Michael Schwind

  pp191‑204

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• e‑Voting: Same Pilots, Same Problems, Different Agendas

  Mark Liptrott

  pp205‑212

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• Digitization and Political Accountability in the USA and the Netherlands: Convergence or Reproduction of Differences?

  Albert Meijer

  pp213‑224

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