Journal of E-Government, Vol. I, Issue 4:

EDITORIAL

Gregory G. Curtin
Editor-in-Chief
Journal of E-Government
USA

ARTICLES

“A Proximity Indicator for e-Government: The Smallest Number of Clicks”
Olivier Glassey
Competence Centre for Electronic Applications in Government
Fraunhofer FOKUS Institute
Berlin, Germany

Olivier François Glassey
Institute of Logistics, Economy and Management
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Lausanne, Switzerland

“E-political Empowerment: Age Effects or Attitudinal Barriers?“
Lisa E. Thrane
Mack C. Shelley, II
Iowa State University

Stuart W. Shulman
University of Pittsburgh

Sally R. Beisser
Teresa B. Larson
Drake University

“Party E-newsletters in the UK: a return to direct political communication?“
Nigel Jackson
Bournemouth Media School
Bournemouth University
United Kingdom

“Analyzing Processes for E-Government Application Development: The Emergence of Process Definition Languages”
Leon J. Osterweil
Department of Computer Science
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Charles M. Schweik
Department of Natural Resources Conservation and
Center for Public Policy and Administration
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Norman K. Sondheimer
Department of Accounting and Information Systems
Isenberg School of Management
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Craig W. Thomas
Department of Political Science and
Center for Public Policy and Administration
University of Massachusetts, Amherst

CASE STUDY

“Incentives in e-government”
Christian Bock
Deputy director general and chief financial and information officer Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property (IPI)
Switzerland

BOOK REVIEWS

“Managing Strategic Enterprise Systems and e-Government Initiatives in Asia: A Casebook” by PAN Shan-Ling
Reviewed by Wing Lam
Universitas 21 Global
Singapore

“Congress Online” by Dennis W. Johnson
Reviewed by Kim J. Andreasson
Journal of E-Government