The Center for E-Governance conducts research and teaches on the effects of digital and social change on strategy, organization and processes. The focal points of the center are divided into e-government and e-governance, digital participation and cooperation models. Examples include sustainable policy-making, the once-only principle, automated administrative procedures and data ecosystems (linked data, open data).
The research results serve to raise awareness of changing socio-technical and legal governance structures and form the basis for decisions in public administration, politics, business, science and society. A high degree of inter- and transdisciplinarity is the basic paradigm of all teaching and research activities. Through the approach of research-driven teaching, research results and best practices from other sectors flow directly into the development and provision of the center's training and continuing education programs.
HEAD OF CENTER
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DEPUTY HEAD OF CENTER
Projects (Selection)
Intelligent and sovereign use of data using the example of the timber industry
Duration: 01/05/2022–30/04/2026
Principle investigator for the project (University for Continuing Education Krems): Thomas Lampoltshammer
Funding: FFG
JeDEM - eJournal for eDemocracy and Open Government
Duration: 02/09/2012–31/12/2025
Principle investigator for the project (University for Continuing Education Krems): Noella Edelmann
Publications (Selection)
Höchtl, B.; Edelmann, N. (2022). A case study of the digital agenda of the City of Vienna: e-participation design and enabling factors. Electronic Government, an International Journal, 18(1): 70–93
Lovato M.; Maurer, H. (2022). Process and position power: a social relational research agenda about state power in negotiations. Journal of European Public Policy, early view: https://doi.org/10.1080/13501763.2022.2135755