Journal of E-Governance
Formerly known as I-Ways, Journal of E-Government Policy and Regulation.
ISSN: 1878-7673
Volume 33; 4 issues
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Status Report: Last issue (volume 33:2) online on 06 May 2010
Next issue (volume 33:3) scheduled for August 2010
Aims and Scope
Editorial Board
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Editor
Mr. Russell Pipe
Chevy Chase, MD
USA
Managing Editor
Mr. Thanom Di-inkham
Metropolitan Administration
Bangkok
Thailand
Counsel
Mr. N. Alfred Pasternak
Pasternak & Fidis
Bethesda, MD
USA
Washington Correspondent
Mrs. Lynne L. Gallagher
Washington, D.C.
USA
Associate Editor
Mr. Timothy G. Donovan
TDRS and IOS Press, Inc.
Fairfax, VA
USA
Assocaite Editors
| Dr. Jean-Pierre Auffret, Fairfax, Virginia USA, Managing Director, Center for Advanced Technology Strategy | Prof. William Melody, Lynby, Denmark, Director, LIRNE.NET, Technical University of Denmark |
| Prof. John Eger, San Diego, CA, USA, Executive Director, International Centre for Communications, San Diego State University | Dr. Kazuaki Naruse, Tokyo, Japan, Chief Specialist, Smart Card Systems, Toshiba Corporation |
| Prof. Matthias Finger, Switzerland, Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne | Prof. Toshio Obi, Tokyo, Japan, Director, APEC e-Gov Research Center |
| Mr. Tubtimhin Jirapon, Bangkok, Thailand, Secretary General, International Academy of CIO | Mr. Thomas Riley, Toronto, ON, Canada, Executive Director, Commonwealth Center for E-Governance |
| Prof. Seang-Tae Kim, Seoul, Korea, Dean, Graduate School of Governance, Sungkyunkwan University | Prof. Harso Suhono, Bandung, Indonesia, Director, Bandung Institute of Technology |
| Mr. Frank Kuitenbrouwer, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Editorial Commentator, NRC Handelsblad | Dr. Janowski Tomasz, Macau, Head, Center for Electronic Governance, United Nations University, International Institute for Software Technology |
| Mr. Motoo Kusakabe, London, England, Open City Portal Foundation | Prof. Darrell West, Providence, RI, USA, Director, Center for Public Policy, Brown University |
See instructions to authors. The Journal of E-Governance is dedicated to publishing facts and analyses on strategic developments and opinions of leading commentators on economy, policy, regulation, technology and applications of electronic government services through the Internet, broadband and other communications networks. The ICT infrastructure and services required for the delivery of e-Governance benefits, as well as accompanying applications and reforms in administrative practices, will be major features of the journal.
While the focus of news and articles describing e-Governance programs will be worldwide, there is a consensus by most national governments, international organizations, non-governmental bodies and others involved in economic and social development that e-Governance represents the most cost-effective and efficient process to pursue in developing countries to accelerate economic development as well as progressive democratic institutions. In addition to national and municipal e-Governance programs, the work of a number of intergovernmental organizations, including the World Bank, the European Union, the UN Development Program and OECD will be reported on regularly.
A newsletter prepared by the International Academy of Chief Information Officers (IAC) is to be published in each issue of the journal. The initiatives of organizations such as the United Nations University Center for Electronic Governance, Open Cities Portal Foundation (OCPF) and other leading research and policy-oriented organizations will be reported on regularly. International conferences and events across the world will also receive special attention.
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