• Knowledge Management in Government: New Perspectives / Roland Traunmüller
• eParticipation -- Did We Deliver What We Promised? / Alexander Prosser
• Factors Affecting the Development of e-Government in Saudi Arabia / Emmanuel Nyakwende and Ali Al Mazari
• The Framework for Monitoring the Development Process and Inspection of Government Information System and Technology: A Case Study in Thailand / Wichian Chutimaskul and Suree Funilkul
• Online Tender Evaluation: VietNam Government e-Procurement System / La Anh Tuan and John Debenham
• Composable Modeling and Execution of Administrative Procedures / Sergiusz Strykowski and Rafał Wojciechowski
• A Design Framework for Collaboration in Systems of Systems / Igor T. Hawryszkiewycz
• A Study of Factors Influencing e-Government Service Acceptance Intention: A Multiple Perspective Approach / Chih-Hui Hsiao, Hui-Chih Wang and Her-Sen Doong
• Towards User-Friendly e-Government Solutions: Usability Evaluation of Austrian Smart-Card Integration Techniques / Thomas Zefferer and Vesna Krnjic.

• Unique Identity Enabled Service Delivery through NSDG / Swapnil Shrivastava, Zia Saquib, Gopinath P. and Peeyush Chomal
• FedCohesion: Federated Identity Management in the Marche Region / Serenella Carota, Flavio Corradini, Damiano Falcioni, Maria Laura Maggiulli and Fausto Marcantoni, et al.
• Livelock and Deadlock Detection for PA Inter-organizational Business Processes / Damiano Falcioni, Andrea Polini, Alberto Polzonetti and Barbara Re
• A Service-Oriented Integration Platform to Support a Joined-Up E-Government Approach: The Uruguayan Experience / Laura González, Raúl Ruggia, Jorge Abin, Guzmán Llambías and Raquel Sosa, et al.
• Modeling Administrative Procedures to Improve Information to the Public / José Félix Muñoz, Carlos Bobed and Francisco Serón
• The Co-Creation Machine: Managing Co-Creative Processes for the Crowd / John Debenham and Simeon Simoff
• A Worked Proposal on eParticipation for State Wide Elections / Artur Afonso Sousa, Pedro Agante and Luís Borges Gouveia.

• Test Implementation of the "Guarantor" Internet Voting System: Design Principles, Operation, and Approbation / Sergey Ablameyko, Nikolai Kalosha, Sergey Bratchenya and Vitali Lipen
• EBEST Platform Supporting SMEs to Manage Supply Chain and Collaborate / Katalin Ternai and Ildikó Szabó
• Using Social Network Technology to Provide e-Administration Services as Collaborative Tasks / Ourania Hatzi, Mara Nikolaidou, Panagiotis Katsivelis-Perakis, Valentino Hudhra and Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos
• Do Different Types of SNS Have Different Impacts on Participatory Social Capital? / Sangin Park, Yeontai Choi, Dukyun Hwang and Miyon Paek
• Allowing Continuous Evaluation of Citizen Opinions through Social Networks / Francesco Buccafurri, Lidia Fotia and Gianluca Lax
• From E to O: Towards Open Participation as a Guiding Principle of Open Government / Michelle Anna Ruesch, Sebastian Basedow and Jan-Henning Korte
• A Framework for Storing and Providing Aggregated Governmental Linked Open Data / Tomáš Knap, Martin Nečaský and Martin Svoboda
• Exploring Data Integration Strategies for Public Sector Cloud Solutions / Alexander Breil, Patrik Hitzelberger, Paulo Da Silva Carvalho and Fernand Feltz.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Joint International Conference on Electronic Government and the Information Systems Perspective, and Electronic Democracy, EGOVIS/EDEM 2012, held in Vienna, Austria, in September 2012, in conjunction with DEXA 2012. The 27 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions. They cover topics from recent research fields such as open data, cloud applications, interoperability and e-government architectures, Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 solutions and public dialogies. The papers are organized in the following topical sections: e-government country studies; e-government processes; identy management in e-government; e-government: process management; e-participation; social networks; and open data.
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• Einführung
• Grussworte
• Roland Berbig
• Matthias Weber
• Björn Deicke
• Länderberichte
• Die Aufarbeitung des Kommunismus in Deutschland / Hubertus Knabe
• Dealing with the Securitate Files in Post-Communist Romania : Legal and Institutional Aspects / Dragoș Petrescu
• State Security Documents and their Role in the Process of Coming to Terms with the Totalitarian Past in Slovakia / Peter Jašek
• Access to Fonds of the Security Services Archive, Archival Processing and Research Options for Minority Issues in the Czech Republic / Martin Pražák
• Der Umgang m it den Akten der Staatssicherheit und der kommunistischen Vergangenheit in der heutigen ungarischen Erinnerungspolitik / Krisztián Ungváry
• Akten auf dem Prüfstand : Das Beispiel der Securitate
• The Production of the Securitate's "Truth" : Dealing with the Institutional Practices and Encapsulated Discourses of the Romanian Secret Police / Corneliu Pintilescu
• The Manipulation of the Political Police Archive : Why and How? / Gabriel Andreescu
• Zuverlässige literaturhistorische Informationsquelle oder blosses Lügengespinst? : Zur Authentizität der Securitate-Akten über rumäniendeutsche Schriftsteller / Stefan Sienerth
• Beim Lesen einer Akte : Securitate-Unterlagen als Geschichte und Geschichten / Corina L. Petrescu
• Die Übersetzung als Mittel der Manipulation : Eine Analyse der Briefe aus dem Nachlass Wolf von Aichelburgs / Laura G. Laza
• Lesarten : Die Akte als Quelle
• Stasi-Akten und Literaturgeschichtsschreibung / Matthias Braun
• Censorship Revisited / Ágnes Kiss
• Gesichtspunkte der Überwachung und überwachte Personen in einer multinationalen Gemeinde : Waschkut, Vaskut 1950-1957 / Ágnes Tóth
• Keine Überraschung zulassen! Einige Bemerkungen zur staatssicherheitlichen Absicherung der Volkswahlen in der Tschechoslowakei in den 1970er- und 1980er-Jahren / Tomáš Vilímek
• Von Verbündeten zu Gegnern? : Die Beziehungen zwischen Stasi und Securitate in den Jahren 1950 bis 1989 / Georg Herbstritt
• Banalität der Bürokratie? : Überwachung ungarndeutscher "Verwandtschaftsbesuche" : Eine Fallstudie : János Tófalvi / Krisztina Slachta
• Geschichtspolitische Beeinflussung des Auslands durch die Securitate / William Totok
• Between Constraint and Community Service : Transylvanian Intellectual Imre Mikó and the Securitate / Stefano Bottoni
• "Mein liebes kleines Ungeheuer!" : Berliner Lesben im Visier der Staatssicherheit : Ein Werkstattbericht / Barbara Wallbraun
• Jugendliche im Visier der Securitate : Die Dokumentationsakten der kommunistischen Sicherheitsbehörde als historische Quelle / Andra-Octavia, Cioltan-Drăghiciu
• Akten literarisieren
• Erinnere dich, erinnere uns / Susanne Schädlich-- Autorinnen und Autoren
• Herausgeberin und Herausgeber
• Personenregister.

Beyond the New Public Management provides an analysis of current conceptual debates in public management and governance. It critically reviews attempts made over the last two decades to apply the 'new public management' model in developed and developing countries.
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