Titlebook: International E-Government Development; Policy, Implementati Laura Alcaide Mu?oz,Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if

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E-Justice in Europe: From National Experiences to EU Cross-Border Service Provisionomain (the so-called e-Justice), and to glance at the key elements of this emerging phenomenon, building on the European Union experience at national and Community level. Although ICTs are increasingly at the core of the functioning of the justice service provision in modern democracies, their imple

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Democratizing Government: What We Know About E-Government and Civic Engagementboth from the perspective of citizens’ willingness and ability to participate and government’s ability to generate such engagement. E-government can play a role in enhancing civic engagement by allowing more and better opportunities for the same. In this chapter, I explore the theoretical and empiri

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Online Privacy Protection in Chinese City Governments: An Analysis of Privacy Statementse. In this chapter, we analyse privacy statements in city governments in China. We chose the 100 largest cities in China based on their GDP ranking and evaluated their privacy statement performance through an index. The study found that the overall performance was poor with an average score of 26.63

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Designing Effervescent E-Government Solutions: Lessons from a Developing World Contextof e-Government. Therefore, e-Government success or failure is defined by contextual factors, in turn defined by the area in which it is implemented. The chapter explores the critical factors that need to be included in the design of e-Government solutions focusing on Zambia as a case study. A discu

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Public Value Co-creation via Gov2.0 Complexity Cubelue, actual usage of these platforms is below expectations. This chapter explains the complexity of government-citizen interactions using a co-creation perspective via the proposed Gov2.0 complexity cube. The chapter discusses the results of Australian government agencies’ (Government dimension) use

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