Electronic Government, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, 2005

• Elizabeth A. McDaniel:
  Facilitating cross-boundary leadership in emerging e-government leaders. 1-10
  
• Alina M. Chircu, Daniel Hae-Dong Lee:
  E-government: key success factors for value discovery and realisation. 11-25
  
• Amit Mitra:
  Direction of electronic governance initiatives within two worlds: case for a shift in emphasis. 26-40
  
• Costas Vassilakis, George Lepouras, Constantin Halatsis, Tomás Pariente Lobo:
  An XML model for electronic services. 41-55
  
• Jiaqin Yang, Sanjay Paul:
  E-government application at local level: issues and challenges: an empirical study. 56-76
  
• Kostas S. Metaxiotis, John E. Psarras:
  A conceptual analysis of knowledge management in e-government. 77-86
  
• Alan D. Smith:
  Gauging acceptability of governmental intervention in terms of smart card technology. 87-110
  

Volume 2, Number 2, 2005

• Princely Ifinedo, Reggie Davidrajuh:
  Digital divide in Europe: assessing and comparing the e-readiness of a developed and an emerging economy in the Nordic region. 111-133
  
• Alexandros Patelis, Chris Petropoulos, Konstantinos Nikolopoulos, Binshan Lin, Vassilis Assimakopoulos:
  Tourism planning decision support within an e-government framework. 134-143
  
• Li-Ling Hsu:
  The adoption and implementation of Projects-ABCDE (MOEA) based on grounded and TAM theory. 144-159
  
• Frank Bannister:
  E-government and administrative power: the one-stop-shop meets the turf war. 160-176
  
• Jiang Yu, Xin Fang:
  The strategic roles of government in e-infrastructure development: case studies of China and Korea. 177-187
  
• John J. H. Im, Jin-Wan Seo:
  E-government in South Korea: planning and implementation. 188-204
  
• Chandra S. Amaravadi:
  Digital repositories for e-government. 205-218
  
• Alan D. Smith:
  Identity theft as a threat to CRM and e-commerce. 219-246
  

Volume 2, Number 3, 2005

• Madi Al-Sebie, Zahir Irani:
  Technical and organisational challenges facing transactional e-government systems: an empirical study. 247-276
  
• Chung-Chu Liu:
  Using e-governmental indicators to build virtual value chain. 277-291
  
• Rune Glomseth, Petter Gottschalk:
  Research propositions for determinants of police investigation performance. 292-304
  
• Lai C. Liu, Kai S. Koong, Sunaina Chugani:
  Department of Education Community Technology Center grant allocations. 305-317
  
• Jyoti Choudrie, Gheorghita Ghinea:
  Integrated views of e-government website usability: perspectives from users and web diagnostic tools. 318-333
  
• Shirley Ann Becker:
  Potential trust barriers in US state e-government privacy policies. 334-352
  
• Andrea L. Houston, Yurong Yao, Chitu Okoli, Edward Watson:
  Will remote electronic voting systems increase participation? 353-368
  

Volume 2, Number 4, 2005

• N. Ben Fairweather, Simon Rogerson:
  Interfaces for electronic voting: focus group evidence. 369-383
  
• Jay Liebowitz, James Simien:
  Computational efficiencies for multi-agents: a look at a multi-agent system for sailor assignment. 384-402
  
• Susan Haugen:
  E-government, cyber-crime and cyber-terrorism: a population at risk. 403-412
  
• Richard A. McMahon, Linda Bressler:
  E-government: do audits aid the netologically disadvantaged. 413-425
  
• France Belanger, Lemuria Carter, L. Christian Schaupp:
  U-government: a framework for the evolution of e-government. 426-445
  
• Madi Al-Sebie, Zahir Irani, Tillal Eldabi:
  Issues relating to the transaction stage of the e-government system. 446-459
  
• Richard A. McMahon:
  E-government: effects on the netologically disadvantaged. 460-471