Journal of E-Government, Vol. I, Issue 1:

EDITORIAL

“Defining the E-government Transformation”
Gregory G. Curtin
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of E-Government
USA

EVOLVING DEFINITIONS OF E-GOVERNMENT

“Considering E-Government from the U.S. Federal Perspective An Evolving Concept, A Developing Practice”
Jeffrey W. Seifert and Harold C. Relyea
Congressional Research Service
Library of Congress
USA

“The 3 P’s: The Elements of a Definition of e-Government“
David C. Wyld
Southeastern Louisiana University
USA

E-Democracy: An Evolving Concept?
Evan Hill
Office of Regional Affairs
Adelaide
Australia

“Novel Strategy for an E-Government Portal Service Using Dynamic Search Mechanisms”
Michael Salzmann and Carmen Koch
Office of e-Government
State Chancellory of Canton of Zürich
Switzerland

FOUR PERSPECTIVES ON E-VOTING AND CAMPAIGNING

“Major Issues in electronic Voting in the Context of UK Pilots”
Alexandros Xenakis and Ann Macintosh
International Teledemocracy Centre
Napier University
U.K.

“Polsterless Remote Electronic Voting”
Tim Storer and Ishbel Duncan
University of St. Andrews
Scotland

“Beyond Direct Mail: Evaluating Candidate E-mail Messages in the 2002 Florida Gubernatorial Campaign”
Kaye D. Trammell, Louisiana State University, USA
Andrew Paul Williams, Virginia Tech University, USA

NEW E-GOVERNMENT PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS

"SGER Collaborative: A Testbed for eRulemaking Data - A Project Highlight Prepared for dg.o 2004"
Stuart Shulman, Drake University, USA
Jamie Callan, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
Eduard Hovy, University of Southern California, USA
Stephen Zavestoski, University of San Francisco, USA

BOOK REVIEW ON INTERNET VOTING

"Point, Click, and Vote: The Future of Internet Voting."
By R .Michael Alvarez, and Thad E. Hall.
Micah Altman
Harvard University
USA