2022

Best paper nominees EGOV2022
Category 1          
Coping with Opportunities and Challenges of Smart Policing: A Research Mode  
Muhammad Afzal and Panos Panagiotopoulos
Dismantling digital cages: Examining design process practices for public algorithmic system design            
Sem Nouws, Marijn Janssen and Roel Dobbe
Data-driven Applications for Policy Making: a Case Study on the Energy Transition in Four Dutch Municipalities    
Devin Diran, Marissa Hoekstra and Anne Fleur van Veenstra
                               
Category 2         
Assessing the Quality of Covid-19 Open Data Portals        
Igor Sampaio, Eduardo Andrade, José Viterbo Filho and Flávia Bernardini
Assessing the Suitability of Social Media Data for Identifying Crisis Events in Smart Cities: An Exploratory Study on Flood Situations
Magaywer Moreira de Paiva, José Viterbo Filho and Flavia Bernardini
                               
Category 3          
A Methodology for Aligning Categories from Open Government Data Portals to a Comprehensive Set of Categories               
Higor Pinto, Raissa Barcellos, Flavia Bernardini and Jose Viterbo
Sharing, Cooperation or Collective Action? A Research Agenda for Online Interaction in Digital Global Governance               
Tove Engvall, Leif Skiftenes Flak and Øystein Sæbø
Interrogating e-Justice: Lessons from Digitalizing Courts in Chile 
Joaquín Santuber, Reem Abou Refaie and Christoph Meinel

2021

Best paper winners  EGOV2021
Elisabeth Gebka and Annick Castiaux: A Typology of Municipalities’ Roles and Expected User’s Roles in Open Government Data Release and Reuse (category 1)
Iikka Pietilä, Jenni Kallio, Jari Varsaluoma and Kaisa Väänänen: Youths’ digital participation in the early phases of COVID-19 lockdown (category 2)
Dian Balta, Mahdi Sellami, Peter Kuhn, Ulrich Schöpp, Matthias Buchinger, Nathalie Baracaldo, Ali Anwar, Mathieu Sinn, Mark Purcell and Bashar Altakrouri: Accountable Federated Machine Learning in Government: Engineering and Management Insights (category 3)
 
Best paper nominees EGOV2021
Mattias Svahn and Serena Coppolino Perfumi: A conceptual model for approaching the design of anti-disinformation tools
Elisabeth Gebka and Annick Castiaux: A Typology of Municipalities’ Roles and Expected User’s Roles in Open Government Data Release and Reuse     
Daniel Toll, Ida Lindgren and Ulf Melin: Process Automation as Enabler of Prioritized Values in Local Government – A Stakeholder Analysis
Ralf Klischewski: Data Science or Process Science? How to Promote the Next Digital Transformation in the Public Sector               
Iikka Pietilä, Jenni Kallio, Jari Varsaluoma and Kaisa Väänänen: Youths’ digital participation in the early phases of COVID-19 lockdown       
Dian Balta, Mahdi Sellami, Peter Kuhn, Ulrich Schöpp, Matthias Buchinger, Nathalie Baracaldo, Ali Anwar, Mathieu Sinn, Mark Purcell and Bashar Altakrouri: Accountable Federated Machine Learning in Government: Engineering and Management Insights   
Sebastian Urbanek and Sonja Schimmler: A Translation Service for Open Data Portals      
Szymon Mamrot: Application of process modelling and simulation to evaluate administrative burdens at the law-making stage    
Søren Skaarup: Beyond substantive goals – a framework for understanding citizens need and goals in bureaucratic encounters

2020

Best paper awards winners EGOV2020

  • Leif Skiftenes Flak and Sara Hofmann – The impact of smart city initiatives on human rights
  • Mecati Mariachiara, Flavio Emanuele Cannavò, Antonio Vetrò and Marco Torchiano – Evaluating Risk of Discrimination in Automated Decision Making Systems with Measures of Disproportion
  • Devin Diran and Anne Fleur van Veenstra – Barriers to Data-driven Policy Making for the Municipal Energy Transition in the Netherlands

Best paper nominees EGOV2020

Category 1

·         Manuel Pedro Rodríguez Bolívar, Cristina Alcaide Muñoz and Laura Alcaide Muñoz – Identifying Strategic Planning Patterns of Smart Initiatives. An Empirical Research in Spanish Smart Cities

·         Peter Kuhn and Dian Balta – Service Quality through Government Proactivity: The Concept of Non-Interaction

·         Johan Linåker and Per Runeson – Collaboration in Open Government DataEcosystems: Open Cross-sector Sharing and Co-development of Data and Software

Category 2

·         Muhammad Afzal and Panos Panagiotopoulos – Smart Policing: A Critical Review of the Literature

Category 3

·         Willem Pieterson and Cindy Weng – Measure what matters. A dual outcome service quality model for government service delivery

·         Karin Skill and Ahmed Kaharevic –  eHealth in the Hood: Exploring digital participation in a Swedish suburb

2019

This issue 12(1) of JeDEM comprises the keynote papers and a selection of papers nominated for the Best Paper Award at the IFIP EGOV-CeDEM-ePart conference 2019, as well as ongoing submissions.- https://jedem.org/index.php/jedem/issue/view/55

2018

This issue 10(2) of JeDEM comprises the keynote papers and a selection of papers nominated for the Best Paper Award at the IFIP EGOV-CeDEM-ePart conference 2019, as well as ongoing submissions.- https://jedem.org/index.php/jedem/issue/view/52