Conference Papers - VI. Working Group | NISPAcee Information Portal

Vassilis Peristeras, Theodore Tsekos, UNTC, Greece
Join-paper: e-Governance as a Public Policy Framework

Marcin Sakowicz, Warsaw School of Economics, Department of Public Administration
Paper: How to Evaluate E-Government? Different Methodologies and Methodes

Andrej Kovačič, Aleš Groznik, Mojca Indihar Štemberger, Jurij Jaklič; University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Join-paper: Managing Change toward E-Government

Razvan Viorescu, Asociate Proffesor, University ”Stefan Cel Mare” Suceava, Department of Public Administration, Romania
Paper: E-Government Projects for the Acceleration of the Transition Towards the Information Society - Romanian Case

Sergei Perov and Elena Khitrova, International Business Communication Center, International Market Institute, Samara, Russian Federation
Join-paper: Foundation of e-Government Concept in the Samara Oblast, Russia

Gheorghe Filip and Ovidiu Stoica , University "Al. I. Cuza" Iasi, Faculty of Economics & Business Administration, Romania
Join-paper: The Romanian E-Government Strategy and the E-Europe

David Špaček, student of the doctoral studying programme of the Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic
Paper: E-Government and the Freedom of Information Legislation

Aleksandar Ugrinoski, Civil Servants' Agency, Macedonia
Paper: E-Learning as Paradigm

Lucica Matei, National School of Political Studies and PA, Romania
Paper: Impact of New Technologies on Public Organisations

Mariusz Dmochowski, Bialystok School of PA, Poland
Paper: Civil Servants’ Responsibility in Context of Implementation, Use and Abuse of Information and Communication Technologies in Public Administration

Wolfgang Drechsler, University of Tartu, Estonia
Paper: The Estonian E-Voting Laws Discourse: Paradigmatic Benchmarking for Central and Eastern Europe

Martin Gramatikov, Department of Public Administration, University of Sofia, Bulgaria
Paper: Data Mining Techniques and the Decision Making Process in the Bulgarian Public Administration

Dr. Mirko Vintar, MSc. Mitja Dečman, MSc. Mateja Kunstelj, Bostjan Bercic, all authors are from University of Ljubljana, School of Public Administration, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Join-paper: Integral E-Government Development Indicators

Ani Matei and Diana - Camelia Iancu, National School of Political Science and Public Administration, Bucharest, Romania
Join-paper: E-Administration as a Way of Increasing the Managerial Capacity in Public Sector

Nina Belyaeva, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia
Paper: E-Government on the ComputerDesk of Active Citizens: Challenges and Opportunities