Vol. 16 No. 2 (2018)

Articles

• The Relationship Between System User’s Tasks and Business Intelligence (BI) Success in a Public Healthcare Setting

  Rikke Gaardboe

  pp87‑97

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• Bringing Light into the Shadows: A Qualitative Interview Study on Citizens’ Non‑Adoption of e‑Government

  Bettina Distel

  pp98‑105

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• Translating Telephone Calls To Spreadsheets: Generating Knowledge on Citizen Multichannel Behavior in Collaboration With Caseworkers

  Christian Østergaard Madsen

  pp106‑118

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• Improving Crisis Response by Interconnecting Data Worlds

  Gerke Spaling, Rob Peters, Frank Wilson

  pp119‑126

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• Different But Still The Same? How Public And Private Sector Organisations Deal with New Digital Competences

  Sara Hofmann, Nadine Ogonek

  pp127‑135

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• Developing Administrative Law into Handling the Challenges of Digital Government in Denmark

  Hanne Marie Motzfeldt, Ayo Næsborg-Andersen

  pp136‑146

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• Improving Quality of Life for People With Disability Through Social Media: Towards an Affordance Framework

  Marius Rohde Johannessen

  pp147‑158

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• Microblogging and Authoritarian Governance Regimes: Results from a Survey on the use of Sina Weibo by Chinese Citizens

  Qiaomei Yang, Vincent Homburg, Rebecca Moody, Victor Bekkers

  pp159‑167

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• Successful e‑Government Transformation: Pressure, Support, Capabilities and the Freedom to use Them

  Keld Pedersen, Gitte Tjørnehøj

  pp168‑184

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• Editorial for EJEG Volume 16 Issue 2

  Dr Carl Erik Moe

  pp185‑186

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