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Presentations

• "Metro Boston Local Governance and Technology: Benchmarking the Progress of Localities" presented to the MetroWest Growth Management Committee of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, Sudbury, MA, 14 July 2004 (powerpoint - 3mb)
• "The State eGovernment in the US: Implication for Smaller Communities" presented as a part of Connecting Citizens to Online Local Government a workshop series hosted by cyber-state.org and UGLETI, 3-10 March 2004 (PDF - 1mb)
• "Building Virtual Institutions That Matter to the Public: A Look at Efforts to Encourage Citizen Engagement" invited to serve as guest speaker at the E-government: Citizen Engagement in Public Planning conference hosted by Knowlton School of Architecture at Ohio State University and the Battelle Endowment for Technology in the Humanities, Columbus, Ohio, 4-5 March 2004 (PDF - 5mb)
• "The Evolving e-Government: A Longitudinal Analysis of Change Among the Largest US Cities", developed for the International Conference on E-governance (ICEG 2003), New Delhi, India, 18 December 2003.
• "Best Practices in eGovernment and eParticipation" presented at Connecting Citizens to Local Government: Capitalizing on Michigan's Local Web Presence, hosted by CyberState.org, Grand Rapids, Michigan, March 2003 (powerpoint - 854kb)
• "Competitiveness, Telecommunications and the Role of Local Government" an address to the Kelley School of Business, Indiana University at Bloomington, 12 February 2003
• "Best Practices in eGovernment and eParticipation" presented at Connecting Citizens to Local Government: Capitalizing on Michigan's Local Web Presence, hosted by CyberState.org, Livonia, Michigan, 3 December 2002
• "Cities & eGovernment: The Latest Trends in Service Delivery Among U.S. Cities," presentation at the Ann Arbor IT Zone's Hi-Tech Tuesday Panel: "Building the Virtual Town Hall," Ann Arbor, Michigan, 22 October 2002 (powerpoint - 96kb)
• "Benchmarking eGovernment," Innovations Group eGov Forum, Ann Arbor, 11 May 2001 (powerpoint - 2mb)

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Publications

• "The State of Local E-Government and E-Democracy: Benchmarking the Progress of US Cities at Providing Online Opportunities for Citizen Engagement" in Jennifer Cowley and Maria Manta Montoy, eds., E-government: Key Citizen Participation Issues and Applications for Local Governments (Columbus: The John Glenn Institute of Public Service and Public Policy, 2005 (forthcoming).
• "The Next Wave of e-Government: The Challenges of Data Architecture" Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science & Technology, Vol. 31, No. 2, December/January 2005.
• "Today's Scheme for Tomorrow's Technology" co-authored with Chris Steins. Planning Magazine, July 2004.
• "E-Government: Concept and Correlates" co-authored with Lisa Wulf & David Prosperi, presented at the International Conference on Politics and Information Systems: Technologies and Applications (PISTA '04), - Orlando, Florida, 21-25 July 2004.
• "The Evolution of Cooperation: An Assessment of Capacity Building Among the Largest U.S. Cities," International Conference on Public Participation and Information Technologies (ICPPIT-03), Cambridge, MA, 10-12 Novermber, 2003.
• "GIS: Catalyst for eGovernment Development" co-authored with Mike Freeman and Stephanie Nelson, first installment of a white paper series published by the International City/County Management Association, July 2003.
• "eGovernment in the Twin Cities Region: A Report on the Implementation of Services and Functions", published as part of the PSI Group Research Series on Technology in the Public Sphere, November 2002."Gauging E-government: A Report on Implementing Services Among American Cities" Government Information Quarterly, Vol. 18, No. 4, December 2001.
• "Cities and eGovernment: An Evaluation of the Implementation of Services Among American Cities," prepared for delivery at the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning 43rd Annual Conference, Cleveland, Ohio, 8-11 November 2001.
• "Gauging E-government: A Report on Implementing Services Among Small American Cities," presented at the NSF Workshop on Electronic Government 8-10 March 2001, Chicago, Illinois.

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