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- The Case for a Broader Approach to e-Participation Research: Hybridity, Isolation and System OrientationMartin Karlsson, Magnus Adenskog. 3-14 [doi]
- Identifying Institutional, Contextual and Dimension-Based Patterns in Public Strategic Planning ProcessesCristina Alcaide-Muñoz, Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar, Laura Alcaide-Muñoz, Miguel Morales Marín. 15-32 [doi]
- Participatory Budgeting in Budapest: Navigating the Trade-Offs of Digitalisation, Resilience, and Inclusiveness Amid CrisisGabriella Kiss, Máté Csukás, Dániel Oross. 33-49 [doi]
- Residents' Voices on Proposals - Analysing a Participatory Budgeting Project in Seoul Using Topic ModellingBokyong Shin. 50-64 [doi]
- Barriers to the Introduction of Artificial Intelligence to Support Communication Experts in Media and the Public Sector to Combat Fake News and MisinformationWalter Seböck, Bettina Biron, Thomas J. Lampoltshammer. 67-81 [doi]
- Structuring Continuous Education Offers for E-Government-Competence Acquisition: A Morphological BoxHolger Koelmann, Michael Koddebusch, Julia Bücker, Marc Egloffstein, Jörg Becker 0001. 82-98 [doi]
- Institutional Re-design for a Digital Era - Learning from Cases of AutomationElin Wihlborg, Ida Lindgren, Karin Hedström, Katarina Gidlund. 99-113 [doi]
- How Search Engines See European WomenKristian Dokic, Barbara Pisker, Gordan Paun. 117-130 [doi]
- From Integration to Data Sharing - How Developers Subvert the Public SectorDaniel Rudmark, Antonio Molin. 131-147 [doi]
- Shaping a Data Commoning Polity: Prospects and Challenges of a European Digital SovereigntyStefano Calzati. 151-166 [doi]