Information, Technology & Politics / Information Technology & Politics

Closing the Gap or Widening the Divide: the Impacts of E-governance Technologies on Service Delivery Equity in Disaster - Kewei Xu, Florida State University; Tian Tang, Florida State University; Richard Feiock, Florida State University

Examining the Impacts of Open Government Partnership from a Global Perspective - Chul Hyun Park, University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service; Koomin Kim, Seoul National University

I-Change, You Change, We All Change Policy? Evaluating E-Petition success in the Republic of Georgia - Daniel Maliniak, College of William and Mary; Elizabeth Miller, William & Mary; Elizabeth Sutterlin, William & Mary

When the Computer Says No: Investigating the Legitimacy of Automated Political Decisions - Sveinung Arnesen, NORCE - Norwegian Research Centre

Open data and its ecosystems: a comparative cross-jurisdictional review of open data platforms - Maxat Kassen, Nazarbayev University

Heather Lynn Katz, Southwestern Oklahoma State University

G. R. Boynton, University of Iowa