The WG will try to continue and upgrade the work and research which has been done over the last years and in particular during the Moscow conference. The aims and objectives of further research will be  focused on the specific problems and conditions of e-government development in particular but not exclusively in CEE countries. We will be aiming in directing research in as much as possible concrete framework of the region, hence trying to produce results important not only for academic discussion but also useful as a reference point by the key decision makers in the respected countries.

At the Moscow conference a wide range of a ‘country based’ reports has been presented and this year we will continue with additional country specific studies in order to get more holistic picture concerning e-government development in CEE countries. However in addition we will also try to deepen scope of our study with some field specific studies.

Paper: The success and failure of electronic governance. The case of Estonia
Author(s):
Leo Aadel, , Estonia
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Paper: Managing intergovernmental e-government projects
Author(s):
Kris Snijkers, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium
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