E-government, Policy and Law
Track Chairs:
Francesco Bolici, CeRSI - Luiss University
Alessandro D'Atri, Luiss "Guido Carli" University, Italy
Many observers have claimed that ICTs have produced a profound transformation in the way organisations work. During the last decade governments have largely invested in ICTs to improve the quality of government actions, reinvent practices of government agencies, and the relationships between these agencies and citizens.
The E-GOV track intends to assess the state of the art in e-government/governance, including related laws and policies, to provide new ideas for research in the area of e-government, guidance to public mangers involved in the –government action, and to support the development of application in this fast-moving field.
Innovative research in the area of e-government, case studies of e-government projects and of systems implementation are especially welcomed. Contributions to the ICEC are expected to mirror current developments in e-government and to address one or more of the following topics:
Suggested topics (but not limited):
- frameworks and guidelines for e-government, e-governance and e-democracy
- e-government policies, strategies and implementation
- methods and tools for e-government research
- data and application integration in the public sector
- open-source in the public sector
- administrative process design and change, collaborative activities, legal interpretation
- innovative technical solutions and concepts for the public sector
- identity management: trust and security; provisions and instruments
- interoperability and standards, semantic standardisation
- change management and new organisational arrangements: public-private-partnerships, virtual teams
- knowledge management, public information, decision process support, intelligent agents
- e-participation and e-voting
- one-stop government, electronic service delivery
- mobile services and tools for the public sector
- ubiquity in e-government and e-democracy services
- international dimensions: cooperation, comparisons, networks
- pan-European and international services developments
- legal, societal and cultural aspects of e-government
- international and regional projects, case studies and best practice
- teaching e-government
- best practices
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