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Building Information Infrastructures for Smart Cities: The e-CODEX Infrastructure and API for Justice Project Experiences: Marco Velicogna
Measuring the Effects of Social Media Participation on Political Party Communities: Robin Effing, Jos Hillegersberg and Theo W. C. Huibers
Facebook Use in the 2012 USA Presidential Campaign: Porismita Borah
Conclusion: Co-creating Inclusive Digital Futures: Juliane Jarke
The Role of Open Government in Smart Cities: Marc Garriga-Portolà and Júlia López-Ventura
Implementing e-Services in Spanish Regional Government: A Case Study: Maria del Mar Gálvez-Rodríguez, Carmen Caba-Pérez and Antonio López-Hernández
Values in Computational Models Revalued: Rebecca Moody and Lasse Gerrits
A Walk for e-Participation in the Smart City’s Era. New Organizational Challenges and New Models of Governance: Laura Alcaide Muñoz and Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar
Data Analytics for Policy Informatics: The Case of E-Petitioning: Loni Hagen, Teresa M. Harrison and Catherine L. Dumas
Smart Cities in a Digital Nation: Are Swedish Cities Enough Innovative?: Christophe Premat
Politics and Digital Media: An Exploratory Study of the 2014 Subnational Elections in Ecuador: Yanina Welp, Pedro Capra and Flavia Freidenberg
Mass Online Deliberation in Participatory Policy-Making—Part I: Cyril Velikanov and Alexander Prosser
Official Statistics and Information and Communication Technologies in Development in the Pacific: Len Cook and Rowena Cullen
Analyzing the Digital Divide and Electronic Government Demand: An Empirical Research of the Spanish Case: J. Ignacio Criado and David F. Barrero
Tweet of Hope: Theresa Renee White and Theresia Anderson
Designing Well-Accepted IT Solutions for Emergency Response: Methods and Approaches: Erion Elmasllari and Isabella Kirk
Governing a Smart City: Leonidas G. Anthopoulos
Towards Smart Governance: Insights from Assessing ICT-Enabled Social Innovation in Europe: Gianluca Misuraca, Fiorenza Lipparini and Giulio Pasi
Conclusion: Three Stages of the Future Internet: Ryota Ono and Jenifer Winter
Fostering a Data-Centric Public Administration: Strategies, Policy Models and Technologies: Francesco Mureddu, David Osimo, Angeles Kenny, Matthew Upson and Vassilios Peristeras
Social Media for Political Campaigning. The Use of Twitter by Spanish Mayors in 2011 Local Elections: J. Ignacio Criado, Guadalupe Martínez-Fuentes and Aitor Silván
Analyzing the Case for Adopting Distributed Ledger Technology in the Bank of Canada: Christopher G. Reddick
The 6-Values Open Data Business Model Framework: Fatemeh Ahmadi Zeleti and Adegboyega Ojo
Citizen Panels on Climate Targets: Ecological Impact at Individual Level: Ralf Cimander
The Use of Facebook to Promote Engagement with Local Governments in Spain: Arturo Haro Rosario, Alejandro Sáez Martín and María Del Carmen Caba Pérez
The Psychological Drivers of Bureaucracy: Protecting the Societal Goals of an Organization: Tjeerd C. Andringa
Implementing Smart Services in Moscow: The Integrated Mobile Platform: Evgeny Styrin and Artem Kostyrko
Co-creating e-Government Services: An Empirical Analysis of Participation Methods in Belgium: Anthony Simonofski, Monique Snoeck and Benoît Vanderose
Visualization Practice and Government: Strategic Investments for More Democratic Governance: Evert A. Lindquist
A Winding Road from “Likes” to Votes: Václav Štětka, Alena Macková and Marta Fialová
Integrating IoT and YOLO-Based AI for Intelligent Traffic Management in Latin American Cities: Gonzalo Valdovinos-Chacón, Aldo Ríos-Zaldivar, David Valle-Cruz and Eréndira Rendón Lara
Barriers for Sustainable e-Participation Process: The Case of Turkey: Naci Karkin
A Quantitative Analysis on the Opinions of Different Stakeholder Groups in Turkish e-Government Transformation: Gökhan İskender and Sevgi Özkan Yıldırım
Government–Citizen Interactions Using Web 2.0 Tools: The Case of Twitter in Mexico: Rodrigo Sandoval-Almazan and J. Ramon Gil-Garcia
Mobile Device-to-Device Communication for Crisis Scenarios Using Low-Cost LoRa Modems: Jonas Höchst, Lars Baumgärtner, Franz Kuntke, Alvar Penning, Artur Sterz, Markus Sommer and Bernd Freisleben
Mass Online Deliberation in Participatory Policy-Making—Part II: Cyril Velikanov and Alexander Prosser
The Contribution of E-Government to Primary Industries and Rural Development in Pacific Island States: Transform Aqorau, Rowena Cullen, Anju Mangal and Peter Walton
Analyzing the Influence of the Smart Dimensions on the Citizens’ Quality of Life in the European Smart Cities’ Context: Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar
Technology Innovations in Public Service Delivery for Sustainable Development: Jeremy Millard
Citizen Panels on Climate Targets: Ecological Impact at Collective Level: Ralf Cimander, Sonia Royo and Ana Yetano
Social Media and the City: Analyzing Conversations in Municipal Facebook Pages: Azi Lev-On and Nili Steinfeld
Smart Public Safety: Application of Mobile Electronic System Integration (MOBESE) in Istanbul: Sedat Kula and Ahmet Guler
Facebook Dispute Concerning the Presidency: Monica Pătruţ
Democratizing Digital Bangladesh: Designing National Web Portal to Facilitate Government–Citizen Interaction: Md. A. H. Khan and Ari-Veikko Anttiroiko
A Methodology for Evaluating and Improving Digital Governance Systems Based on Information Systems Success Models and Public Value Theory: Euripidis N. Loukis
Can the French Republic Be Digital? Lessons from the Last Participatory Experience on the Law-Making Process: Christophe Premat
Big Data and Analytics as Strategies to Generate Public Value in Smart Cities: Proposing an Integrative Framework: Felippe Cronemberger and J. Ramon Gil-Garcia
Secrecy Versus Openness: Democratic Adaptation in a Web 2.0 Era: Jeffrey Roy
Perceptions About the Effectiveness of E-Participation: A Multistakeholder Perspective: Sonia Royo, Ana Yetano and Basilio Acerete
Social Media Censorship vs. State Responsibility for Human Rights Violations: Joanna Kulesza