Table of Contents

• A Study of the Composition of Smart Urban Decisions from the Point of View of the Population and Authorities. Case of St. PetersburgI. S. Savenkov, Sergey A. Mityagin, Aleksandr I. Repkin. 3-16 [doi]
• Simulating Budget System in the Agent Model of the Russian Federation Spatial DevelopmentAleksandra L. Mashkova, Ekaterina V. Novikova, Olga A. Savina, Alexander V. Mamatov, Evgeniy A. Mashkov. 17-31 [doi]
• Developing an Effective Model for the Smart City Technology: Implementation as a Part of New Urban GovernanceSvetlana Morozova, Daria Maltseva. 32-40 [doi]
• Citizens' Understanding of Smart City Development: The Case of St. Petersburg, RussiaLyudmila Vidiasova, Felippe Cronemberger, Natalia Osipova, Elena Bershadskaya. 41-54 [doi]
• The Importance of "Smart City" Characteristics for a City Brand. Comparative PerspectiveRevekka Vulfovich. 55-70 [doi]
• Existing and Promising Theoretical Approaches to Understanding ICTs Contribution to Anti-corruption EffortsCecilia Strand, Mathias Hatakka. 73-87 [doi]
• Analyzing Civic Activity in the Field of Urban Improvement and Housing Maintenance Based on E-Participation Data: St. Petersburg ExperienceSergei Kudinov, Ekaterina Ilina, Aleksandr Antonov. 88-102 [doi]
• The Internet in Theory Reevaluated: Theorizing the Role of the Internet in the Political SpaceGalina Nikiporets-Takigawa. 103-115 [doi]
• The Impact of Open Government on the Quality of Governance: Empirical AnalysisNicole Fuks, Yury Kabanov. 116-124 [doi]
• Gamification as a Trend in the Development of Civic and Political ParticipationOlga Sergeyeva, Elena Bogomiagkova, Ekaterina Orekh, Natalia Kolesnik. 125-137 [doi]
• Conceptual Modeling of the Social Environment for Information Support in Management ProcessesAlexey Y. Timonin, Alexander M. Bershadsky, Alexander S. Bozhday. 138-151 [doi]
• Stage Models for Moving from E-Government to Smart GovernmentFlorian Lemke, Kuldar Taveter, Regina Erlenheim, Ingrid Pappel, Dirk Draheim, Marijn Janssen. 152-164 [doi]
• Cross-Boundary Projects E-Governance as a Method of EAEU Economic Policy IntegrationMarina Tsurkan, Dokukina Irina, Nadezhda Pilipchuk. 165-178 [doi]
• Semantic Business Process Modeling as the Key to Interoperable Public Services in Seamless E-GovernmentYury Akatkin, Elena Yasinovskaya. 179-193 [doi]
• Forward Value Creation and Digital Government: Solving the Cost-Benefit Paradox?Lasse Berntzen, Marius Rohde Johannessen, Kim Normann Andersen. 194-206 [doi]
• Features of the E-government Technologies Introduction in the Medical Care in the Suburban AreasAlexandr I. Repkin, Nataliya Yumaeva, Sergey A. Mityagin. 207-216 [doi]
• Protest Activity on Social Network Sites: A Method of Citizen's Engagement AssessmentAlexander Sokolov, Alexey Belyakov, Alexander Frolov. 217-242 [doi]
• Multi-agent Approach to Modeling the Dynamics of Urban Processes (on the Example of Urban Movements)Danila S. Parygin, Andrey Usov, Sergey Burov, Natalia Sadovnikova, Pavel Ostroukhov, Alena Pyannikova. 243-257 [doi]
• E-Government as a Tool in the Fight Against Corruption: Case of AzerbaijanIgor Chernov, Niyazi Niyazov, Galina Niyazova, Radomir Bolgov. 258-269 [doi]
• Elaboration of Information System of Infrastructure Development of the Northern Sea RouteSergey Semenov, Olga Filatova, Alexey Konovalov, Galina Baturova. 270-282 [doi]
• Online Tools for Self-assessment: Case of RussiaMikhail Bundin, Aleksei Martynov, Aleksei Pozdnyshov. 283-292 [doi]
• Natural Language Processing of Russian Court Decisions for Digital Indicators Mapping for Oversight Process Control Efficiency: Disobeying a Police Officer CaseOleg Metsker, Egor Trofimov, Sofia Grechishcheva. 295-307 [doi]
• Using of Automatically and Semi-automatically Generated Diagrams in Educational PracticeEvgeny Patarakin, Vasiliy Burov. 308-319 [doi]
• Designing Effective Chatbot Solutions for the Public Sector: A Case Study from UkraineYulia Petriv, Regina Erlenheim, Valentyna Tsap, Ingrid Pappel, Dirk Draheim. 320-335 [doi]
• Information and Analytical Support for Countering Crimes in the Sphere of Illegal Banking Activities by Operational Divisions of Department of Internal AffairsDaria Vasilievna Shcherbakova, Oleg Anatolyevich Firsov. 336-345 [doi]
• Streamlining Governmental Processes by Putting Citizens in Control of Their Personal DataRaf Buyle, Ruben Taelman, Katrien Mostaert, Geroen Joris, Erik Mannens, Ruben Verborgh, Tim Berners-Lee. 346-359 [doi]
• Approaches to Analysis of Factors Affecting the Residential Real Estate Bid Prices in Case of Open Data UseDmitry Boiko, Danila S. Parygin, Oksana Savina, Alexey Golubev, Ilya Zelenskiy, Sergey Mityagin. 360-375 [doi]
• Secrecy of Telecommunications as a Sui Generis Limitation for Data Circumvention in Russia's Digital Economy: Statement of Problem and Directions for DevelopmentVladislav Arkhipov, Ruzanna Akhobekova, Roman Amelin, Sergey Channov, Victor Naumov. 376-395 [doi]
• Social Media Sentiment Analysis with Context Space ModelAnna V. Maltseva, Olesia Makhnytkina, Natalia E. Shilkina, Inna A. Lizunova. 399-412 [doi]
• Social Media Adoption and Usage in Central BankingDmitriy Plekhanov. 413-424 [doi]
• Communicative Strategies of Russian Politicians on Social Networking Site VkontakteKonstantin Platonov, Natalia Legostaeva. 425-440 [doi]
• Ukrainian Information Flows in the Crimean Segment of Social Media: Social Network AnalysisElena Brodovskaya, Anna Dombrovskaya, Artur Azarov, Dmitry Karzubov. 441-451 [doi]