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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90988-2re prevalent within their current e-government infrastructures. This chapter probes the question of what determines a project’s success, using Heeks’ “Design-Reality Gap” model and .Dev’s criteria for successful e-government projects. An analysis is attempted of two e-government projects each in Chi

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,Sozialpolitik und Europ?ische Integration, new online communities that defy traditional communication reach and organizational boundaries. Web 2.0 ICT can enable collaborative work with external stakeholders as well as within and among agencies. By examining specific examples of Web 2.0 use in Canadian and US governments, analyzing the insi

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,Sozialpolitik und Europ?ische Integration,requested services by self-employed citizens and categorized them in three application groups that obey similar rules of implementation. Being successful, the results also suggest that e-government programs should move outside the organizational boundaries of known administrative structures.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-90988-2atory services. This is being done by incorporating different characteristics from different e-government adoption models in practice in different countries and how these models can be harmonized to come up with an optimal model that takes care of the local context. This e-government adoption model

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Finanzmarktkrise und Sozialstaatort the conclusion that Spain has placed more importance on, for example, institutional and social aspects, rather than technological issues, in its implementation of e-government. In sum, Internet and web-based technologies and services have been of growing importance in national (central) Spanish