Vol. 14 No. 2 (2022): Conference Special Issue

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Editorial

Editorial 14(2)

Special Issue

Beyond Substantive Goals: A Framework for Understanding Citizens’ Needs and Goals in Bureaucratic Encounters

Stakeholder Views of Process Automation as an Enabler of Prioritized Value Ideals in a Swedish Municipality

A Translation Service for Open Data Portals

Research Papers

Research Trends in E-Government Interoperability: Mapping Themes and Concepts Based on The Scopus Database

Towards a Positioning Model for Evaluating the Use and Design of Anti-Disinformation Tools

Why Do Innovations Fail? Lessons Learned from a Digital Democratic Innovation

To Be or Not to Be ‘Rousseauian’. The Rise and Fall of ‘Digital Utopianism’ in the Five Star Movement

Reflections

Factors Influencing the Citizens’ Satisfaction Towards the Use of Open Government Data: A Systematic Literature Review

A Review of E-Government Assessment Frameworks: E-Readiness, Adoption, Citizen Engagement and Quality E-Readiness, Adoption, Citizen Engagement and Quality

Data Processing and Maintenance in Different Jurisdictions When Using a SaaS Solution in a Public Sector Organisation

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