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CALL FOR PAPERS:
International Journal of Electronic Government Research

Editors-In-Chief
Patricia Diamond Fletcher
Donald F. Norris
Published: Quarterly (print & electronic)
ISSN: 1548-3886 eISSN: 1548-3894

IJEGR is seeking high quality manuscripts on various topics related to electronic government. Specifically, we are seeking manuscripts for Volume 2, No. 1. Manuscripts may be research papers, research notes, or papers from the practice. The deadline for submittals is March 15, 2005. We encourage the academic and practitioner community to submit articles related to the mission and coverage of IJEGR.

Mission:
The mission of the International Journal of Electronic Government Research is to publish the very best original scholarly research on the subject of electronic government, broadly defined, and to publish top quality articles about electronic government from the practice. To this end, we invite submission of papers from a variety of disciplines and perspectives. The members of the Editorial Board represent this international and multidisciplinary perspective.

Coverage:
The coverage of IJEGR is international and focused on original research in electronic government applications, management, and policy. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to the following:

• Best practices in e-government
• Electronic government applications
• Governance and electronic democracy
• Impacts of electronic government
• Information policy
• Information security
• Information privacy
• Information access
• Internal government processes and intranets
• Measurement of performance
• Strategic management of electronic government
• Technology adoption and diffusion