Vol. 14 No. 1 (2016)

Articles

• Editorial for EJEG Volume 14 Issue 1

  Frank Bannister

  pp1‑2

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• Where do the Nordic nations Strategies Take e‑Government ?

  Shaji Joseph, Anders Avdic

  pp3‑17

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• A Review of e‑Government Research as a Mature Discipline: Trends, Themes, Philosophies, Methodologies, and Methods

  Muhammad Yusuf, Carl Adams, Kate Dingley

  pp18‑35

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• Risk and Decision in Collaborative e‑Government: An Objectives‑Oriented Approach

  Leif Sundberg

  pp36‑47

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• Evaluation of E‑Government Implementation: The Case of State Government Websites in Nigeria

  Aderonke Oni, Adekunle Okunoye, Victor Mbarika

  pp48‑59

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• Factors Affecting Citizens use of Social Media to Communicate With the Government: A Proposed Model

  Reemiah Muneer ALotaibi, Muthu Ramachandran, Ah-Lian Kor, Amin Hosseinian-Far

  pp60‑72

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• E‑Availability and E‑Accessibility of Financial Documents: A Cross‑State Examination of U.S. County Websites

  David Baker, Roger Chin

  pp73‑86

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• Warm Experts in the age of Mandatory e‑Government: Interaction Among Danish Single Parents Regarding Online Application for Public Benefits

  Christian Madsen, Pernille Kræmmergaard

  pp87‑98

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• e‑Government in Local Government: Challenges and Capabilities

  Keld Pederson

  pp99‑116

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• Perceptions of the Australian public towards mobile internet e‑voting: risks, choice and trust

  Phillip Zada, Greg Falzon, Paul Kwan

  pp117‑134

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