I-Ways changes its name to Journal of E-Governance
IOS Press announces a change in the journal title I-Ways - Journal of E-Governance and Regulation (ISSN 1084-4678). The journal will now be known as Journal of E-Governance (ISSN 1878-7681).
Online, October 1, 2009 (Newswire.com) - IOS Press announces a change in the journal title I-Ways - Journal of E-Governance and Regulation (ISSN 1084-4678). Since the focus of the journal is increasingly on advancements in e-governance, it has been decided that the name of the journal will change to Journal of E-Governance (ISSN 1878-7681), beginning with the first quarter of 2010.
The Journal of E-Governance is dedicated to publishing facts and analyses on strategic developments and opinions of leading commentators on economy, policy, regulation, technology and applications of electronic government services through the Internet, broadband and other communications networks. The ICT infrastructure and services required for the delivery of e-governance benefits, as well as accompanying applications and reforms in administrative practices, will be major features of the journal.
While the focus of news and articles describing e-governance programs will be worldwide, there is a consensus by most national governments, international organizations, non-governmental bodies and others involved in economic and social development that e-governance represents the most cost-effective and efficient process to pursue in developing countries to accelerate economic development as well as progressive democratic institutions.
In addition to national and municipal e-governance programs, the work of a number of intergovernmental organizations, including the World Bank, the European Union, the UN Development Program and OECD will be reported on regularly.
Subscribers will continue to receive the journal as usual.
About the Journal of E-Governance
ISSN: 1878-7673
Volume 33; 4 issues in 2010
Institutional subscription (print and online) for 2010: €453 / US$645 (including postage and handling)
Editor
Mr. Russell Pipe
Chevy Chase, MD
USA
http://www.iospress.nl/loadtop/load.php?isbn=18787673
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