Salah Kabanda is an NRF rated researcher from the University of Cape Town, South Africa. Current interests include open government and media regulation.ĭr. Mary is a regular European track chair on e-participation, publishing on innovative strategies, citizen-government relations, and mediated democracy. His research interests include collaborative electronic government, smart cities and smart governments, digital divide policies, education administration and policy, new public management, public policy evaluation, and multi-method research approaches.ĭr Mary Griffiths is Associate Professor in Media (University of Adelaide, South Australia). He has published extensively and is the author and co-author of articles in prestigious international journals in Public Administration, Information Systems, and Digital Government. Ramon Gil-Garcia is Associate Professor of Public Administration and Policy and the Research Director of the Center for Technology in Government, University at Albany, State University of New York (SUNY). His ambition is to keep up the good academic quality of the journal at the same time as encouraging work in progress and establishing a case section in the journal.ĭr J. He welcomes both empirical and conceptual work and case studies with practical implications, and he encourages work on emerging topics and open and smart government.

He was one of the founding members of the Scandinavian Workshop on e-Government, of which he is still very much involved and he has served as leader of the Norwegian Council for Information Science.Ĭarl Erik’s current research interests include e-Government covering issues such as Procurement of IS and Policies and Strategies for Digital Government including Open Government and ICT4D, and it includes e-Health covering issues such as IS in Social Work, Telecare and Information Systems in Integrated Care.Ĭarl Erik served as Associate Editor on EJEG for several years before taking over as Editor.

He is an active reviewer for several academic journals. As HOD he took a leading role developing graduate programs in both Information Systems and Health Informatics, and PhD program in Information Systems as well as promoting and generating research collaboration with local government and industry.Ĭarl Erik has served as Program Chair of IFIP EGOV 2012. After serving as Head of Department (HOD) for a number of years, he is back to research and teaching. Dr Carl Erik Moe is a Professor of Information Systems at the University of Agder, Norway.

Digital Divides by Kim J Andreasson