This paper reviews the state of the art in the area of enhancing eGovernment interoperability
by using common models and/or ontologies. This area has currently become a very active …

In this paper, a new approach of automatic building for domain ontology based on machine
learning algorithm is proposed, and by which the large-scale e-Gov ontology is built …

This paper concerns the development and use of ontologies for electronically supporting
and structuring the highest-level function of government: the design, implementation and …

Participatory Budgeting aims to increase democracy in city districts by permitting citizens to
participate in the spending of public budgets and in the making of important decisions …

E-government services are subject to a growing level of complexity, which requires a
disruptive approach that better support the citizen needs concerning the government …

There has been a rapid growth in the development and launching of new public e-services
over the web to citizens. This is dependent on general development of applications on the …

Interoperability is an important pre-condition for achieving higher stages of e-government
and further ensures that a one stop portal will become a reality. Interoperability results from …

This paper presents research in Pan-European Public Services (PEPS) and Pan-European
E-Government Services (PEGS). We examine different types of semantic interoperability …

An important need is arising in the eGovernment era: to produce updated law corpora in
order to improve democracy and justice in the European new enlarged system. This article …

The use of the Semantic Web (SW) in e-government is reviewed. The challenges for the
introduction of SW technology in e-government are surveyed from the point of view both of …