Vol. 1. Section 1. Theoretical Perspectives on Local E-Government Adoption -- 1. Moving from E-Government to T-Government: A Study of Process Reengineering Challenges in a UK Local Authority Context -- 2. Local Level Structural Change and E-Government in Germany -- 3. Innovation and Citizen-Centric Local E-Government -- 4. Assessing Local Readiness for City E-Governance in Europe -- 5. The IntelCities Community of Practice: The eGov Services Model for Socially Inclusive and Participatory Urban Regeneration Programs -- 6. Local E-Government Partnerships -- 7. Towards Digital Governance in UK Local Public Services -- 8. Institutional E-Government Development -- 9. E-Government in Slovene Municipalities: Analysing Supply, Demand and its Effects --

Section 2. Demand-Side Perspectives on E-Government Adoption and Implementation -- 10. E-Government and Accountability in EU Local Governments -- 11. A Comparative Study of Municipal Adoption of Internet-Based Citizen Participation -- 12. Sociological Factors Influencing Internet Voting -- 13. An ePlanning Case Study in Stuttgart Using OPPA 3D -- 14. Local Government Experiences with ICT for Participation -- 15. Electronic Democracy and Citizen Influence in Government -- 16. E-Government for Current and Future Senior Citizens -- 17. Experimental E-Deliberation in Taiwan: A Comparison of Online and Face-to-Face Citizens' Conferences in Beitou, Taipei --

Section 3. Supply-Side Perspectives on E-Government Adoption and Implementation -- 18. City Managers and E-Government Development: Assessing Technology Literacy and Leadership Needs -- 19. U.S. Counties' Efforts and Results: An Empirical Research on Local Adoption and Diffusion of E-Government -- 20. Transparency and Local Government Websites -- 21. E-Governance and Quality of Life: Associating Municipal E-Governance with Quality of Life Worldwide -- 22. An Overview of Local E-Government Adoption and Implementation in Turkey -- 23. The Functionality of Website-Based Services of Metropolitan Municipalities in Turkey -- 24. The Challenge of Designing User-Centric E-Services: European Dimensions -- 25. Goals Measurement and Evaluation of E-Gov Projects -- 26. E-Governance and the Information Society in Periphery --

Vol. 2. Section 4. Emerging Technologies and Local E-Government Adoption -- 27. Open Source Software Use in Local Governments -- 28. When Local Governments Choose Open Source Technology -- 29. The Wireless City -- 30. Accessibility Issues in Municipal Wireless Networks -- 31. Municipal Efforts to Promote Residential Broadband -- 32. The Role of Public Participation GIS in Local Service Delivery -- 33. GIS: Changing the Economic Development World -- 34. Public Libraries and Local E-Government -- 35. Investigating Enterprise Application Integration Adoption in the Local Government Authorities --

Section 5. Case Studies on Local E-Government Adoption -- 36. E-Government in Canada and Denmark: Contrasting Local and Inter-Governmental Perspectives -- 37. The Little City That Could: The Case of San Carlos, California -- 38. Implementing ActiveStrategy in Miami-Dade County -- 39. E-Government and Local Service Delivery: The Case of Italian Local Governments -- 40. The Örebro City Citizen-Oriented e-Government Strategy -- 41. Toward E-Government Sustainability: The Information Network Village Project in South Korea -- 42. The Level and Impact of Web Based E-Government Adoption: The Case of Jogjakarta's Local Governments -- 43. Local E-Government in Malaysia: An Empirical Investigation -- 44. From Conception to Demise: Implications for Users of Information Systems in Changing a Local Parastatal Educational Institution in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa -- 45. Local E-Government in Brazil: Poor Interaction and Local Politics as Usual -- 46. Indian Police E-Government System: A Study of Provincial Police -- 47. Joint Service Development with the Local Authorities -- Compilation of References.