[EGOV LIST] CFP: Digital Governance Track in EMCIS2022 conference

[Charalampos Alexopoulos]

Dear contributors,

This is to inform you about the call for papers in the Digital Governance
Track of the EMCIS2022 <https://emcis.eu/93-2/> (19th European
Mediterranean & Middle Eastern Conference on Information Systems) which
will be held *online *from 07 to 08 December 2022.

*Important Dates*

   - Electronic Submission Deadline: August 25, 2022
   - Notification of Acceptance to Authors: October 15, 2022
   - Camera Ready Submission Deadline: October 25, 2022
   - Author Registration Deadline: October 25, 2022


The ‘Digital Governance’ track of the EMCIS 2021 seeks new and unpublished
research contributions from academia, public administration and businesses
on Digital Governance, concerning a wide range of topics, which include,
but are not limited to:

   - ‘Classical’ efficiency-oriented digital government
   - Electronic (Digital) Government/Governance services
   - Electronic (Digital) Democracy and Voting
   - Digital Divide and e-Inclusion
   - Information Society and Electronic (Digital) Government/Governance
   policies
   - Open Government – Transparency, Participation and Collaboration
   - Open government data
   - Open government data platforms and evaluation
   - Open government data ecosystems development
   - Data Science and Big, Open and Linked Data (BOLD)
   - Cloud Computing in Government
   - Citizen-centric Electronic (Digital) Government/Governance
   - Innovative Electronic (Digital) Services (Transparent, Anticipatory,
   Context-Aware, Co-Created)
   - Digital Transformation of government
   - Public Values and Digital(Electronic) Government/Governance
   - Smart Cities, Smart Government and Smart Citizens
   - Security, Privacy and Trust in Digital(Electronic)
   Government/Governance
   - Benefits, barriers and risks of Electronic (Digital)
   Government/Governance development and adoption
   - Government Process Management, Interoperability and Integration
   - Social Media in Government
   - Policy Modelling/Analytics
   - Artificial Intelligence in government
   - Blockchain in Government
   - Legal Informatics
   - Mobile-Government (M-Government)
   - Covid-19 and Digital Government/Governance


More info at: https://emcis.eu/

Thank you in advance for your consideration!

Dr. Charalampos (Harris) Alexopoulos
Track co-chair
https://emcis.eu/