Electronic Government

VI Preface Linz, August 2004 Roland Traunmuller Roland Traunmuller, University of Linz, Austria VIII Program Committee Program Committee IX Bartosz Nowicki, Rodan Systems, Poland Mariusz Momotko, Rodan Systems, Poland Robert Muller-Torok, University of Debrecen, Leipzig, BBVL, Germany Table of Contents Introduction e-Government: The Challenges Ahead...1 Roland Traunmul .. ler and Maria Wimmer e-Democracy Electronic Democracy and Power...7 Anders R. Olsson Young People and e-Democracy: Creating a Culture of Participation...15 Zoe .. Masters, Ann Macintosh, and Ella Smith The Support for Different Democracy Models by the Use of a Web-Based Discussion Board...23 Oystein Saebo and Hallgeir Nilsen The Framework of e-Democracy Development...27 Wichian Chutimaskul and Suree Funilkul Networked ICT to Foster e-Democracy? ...31 Peter Mambrey Interoperability Analysis of the Interoperability Frameworks in e-Government Initiatives...36 Luis Guijarro An Overview of DC-Based e-GovernmentMetadata Standards and Initiatives...40 Efthimios Tambouris and Konstantinos Tarabanis Enterprise Architecture for e-Government...48 Beryl Bellman and Felix Rausch Information Integration or Process Integration? How to Achieve Interoperability in Administration...57 Ralf Klischewski Security Requirements Engineering for e-GovernmentApplications: Analysis of Current Frameworks ...66 Christos Kalloniatis, Evangelia Kavakli, and Stefanos Gritzalis XII Table of Contents Semantic Lexicons for Accessing Legal Information...72 Maria-Teresa Sagri and Daniela Tiscornia Impact of e-Government Interoperability in Local Governments...82 Norbert Benamou, Alain Busson, and Alain Keravel Process Management e-Government Intermediation...88 Aljosa Pasic, Anne-Marie Sassen, and Alicia Garcia Comprehensive Process Management in Public Administrations - A Case Study .