Electronic Government, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, 2008

• Hong Sheng, Silvana Trimi:
  M-government: technologies, applications and challenges. 1-18
  
• Kongkiti Phusavat, Pornthep Anussornnitisarn:
  Implications from divide issues on the Royal Thai Government's e-learning programme. 19-30
  
• Alan D. Smith:
  Business and e-government intelligence for strategically leveraging information retrieval. 31-44
  
• Nardia Haigh, Andrew Griffiths:
  E-government and environmental sustainability: results from three Australian cases. 45-62
  
• Tzong-Ru Lee, Hsiao-Chen Wu, Cheng-Jen Lin, Hsiao-Ting Wang:
  Agricultural e-government in China, Korea, Taiwan and the USA. 63-70
  
• Amirhossein Ghapanchi, Amir Albadvi, Behrouz Zarei:
  A framework for e-government planning and implementation. 71-90
  
• Narasimhaiah Gorla:
  Hurdles in rural e-government projects in India: lessons for developing countries. 91-102
  

Volume 5, Number 2, 2008

• Adam Finn, Dominic Thomas:
  Prioritising areas for the development and delivery of government e-content and e-services: an appraisal of the Alberta SuperNet. 103-119
  
• Reggie Davidrajuh:
  Building a fuzzy logic based tool for e-readiness measurement. 120-130
  
• Luis Vicente Casaló, Jesús Cisneros, Miguel Guinaliu, Carlos Orús:
  Effects of a virtual citizen community: the case of Expo Zaragoza 2008. 131-145
  
• Christopher G. Reddick:
  Collaborative management and e-government: a survey of state government CIOs. 146-161
  
• Gurjit Singh Dhillon, Vishanth Weerakkody, Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi:
  Realising transformational stage e-government: a UK local authority perspective. 162-180
  
• Mohd. Nishat Faisal, Zillur Rahman:
  E-government in India: modelling the barriers to its adoption and diffusion. 181-202
  
• Ralf Klischewski, Hans Jochen Scholl:
  Information quality as capstone in negotiating e-government integration, interoperation and information sharing. 203-225
  

Volume 5, Number 3, 2008

• Gang-hoon Kim, Sang M. Lee, Jongheon Kim, Sang-Hyun Park:
  Assessing municipal wireless network projects: the case of Wi-Fi Philadelphia. 227-246
  
• Kongkiti Phusavat, Pornthep Anussornnitisarn, Bordin Rassameethes:
  Knowledge management practices: progress on e-government and preparation for quality management. 247-260
  
• Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi, Michael D. Williams:
  Demographic influence on UK citizens' e-government adoption. 261-274
  
• Samer Ibrahim Mofleh, Mohammed Wanous, Peter Strachan:
  The gap between citizens and e-government projects: the case for Jordan. 275-287
  
• Pin-Yu Chu, Shang-Ching Yeh, Meng-Chieh Chuang:
  Reengineering municipality citizen electronic complaint system through citizen relationship management. 288-309
  
• Petter Gottschalk, Hans Solli-Sæther:
  Stages of e-government interoperability. 310-320
  
• Anastasios A. Economides, Vasileios Terzis:
  Evaluating tax sites: an evaluation framework and its application. 321-344
  

Volume 5, Number 4, 2008

• Alina M. Chircu:
  E-government evaluation: towards a multidimensional framework. 345-363
  
• Petter Gottschalk:
  Organisational structure as determinant of knowledge management technology in law enforcement. 364-374
  
• Kathleen M. Boyer-Wright, Jeffrey E. Kottemann:
  High-level factors affecting availability of online government services worldwide. 375-389
  
• Rabindranath Bhattacharyya:
  E-governance in rural West Bengal (India): impact and implications. 390-402
  
• Yavuz Akpinar, Zerrin Ondin:
  Citizens' use and acceptance of e-government applications of Turkish social security institutions. 403-419
  
• P. K. Suri, Sushil:
  Towards a strategy for implementing e-governance applications: a case study of integrated fertilisers management information system based on SAP-LAP framework. 420-444
  
• Julia Davidson, Petter Gottschalk:
  Digital forensics in law enforcement: the case of online victimisation of children. 445-451