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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26518-5the provision of participatory, partnership-based e-services. If this is to be successful however, central government must move beyond the popularly prescribed model of transaction-based, bilateral e-services and reconceptualise e-government as an instrument of devolved, communitarian governance.

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Das Augenzittern der Bergleute,do not follow these principles, this article proposes an inversion in the policy of access to public services. By breaking paradigms, it presents the organized society as the drive engine behind the construction of integrated portals, with contents and shape to match citizen’s interests, rather than waiting for the government action.

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No (e-)Democracy Without (e-)Knowledgeon must be found. We discuss several solutions, ranging from text retrieval to ontologies and agents, and focus on dynamic taxonomies, a model recently proposed for the intelligent exploration of heterogeneous information bases, that can provide guided browsing and personalized exploration for complex laws and regulations.

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E-Government: Towards Electronic Democracy978-3-540-32257-3Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349