Titlebook: E-Government: Towards Electronic Democracy; International Confer Michael B?hlen,Johann Gamper,Maria A. Wimmer Conference proceedings 2005 S

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e-Government: A Legislative Ontology for the ‘,’ Parliamentary Management System legal world is complex, heterogeneous and wide in scope. Therefore, we find convenient to define ontologies as a tool to decrease this complexity inherent to the legal domain. This paper is based on the . (.) built for the . and that is successfully running since 1999. In this context, we describe

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No (e-)Democracy Without (e-)Knowledget excuse ignorance, information-publishing techniques, usually Official Gazettes on paper, make effective knowledge and awareness virtually impossible. One of the greatest opportunities of e-government is to overcome this information gap and to supply timely and complete information to everybody. Th

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Towards Requirements for a Reference Model for Process Orchestration in e-Governmenting service-provisioning is by means of a a one-stop-shop that integrates services that are performed by different semi autonomous agencies. This requires the coordination of service-delivery processes that run across different agencies. This is also called process orchestration. As little is known

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