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Workshop on E-Government: Accepted Papers

Workshop Introduction, by Jinpeng Huai of China, and Vincent Shen, and CJ Tan of Hong Kong.

On E-Government Standards:

• E-government Standardization Status in China, by Zhigang Wu of China, and
• A Contextual Framework for Standards, by Brian Kelly, Alastair Dunning, Sebastian Rahtz, Paul Hollins, and Lawrie Phipps of the United Kingdom.

On Business Re-engineering:

• Democracy, Ideology and Process Re-Engineering: Realising the Benefits of e-Government in Singapore, by Kieron O'Hara and David Stevens of the United Kingdom using data provided by the Singaporean Ministry of Finance, and
• Putting Things in Context: Dynamic e-Government Re-Engineering using Ontologies and Context, by Avigdor Gal and Aviv Segev of Israel.

On Web Service Development:

• Pan-European E-Government Services on the Semantic Web Services, by Tomas Vitvar of Ireland, Adrain Mocan of Austria, and Vassilios Peristeras of Greece.

On Case Studies:

• Meeting e-Government Challenges: the CiTel Case, by Oreste Signore and Franco Chesi of Italy, and
• An Event Routing Algorithm in Content-based Publish/Subscribe System for E-government Applications, by Xudong Liu, Peng Lu, Xuelian Lin, and Jun Han of China.

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