Subject(s): Volume II. Utilization and application in Organizational and social implications -- Political participation. -- Internet use and destination preference -- Smartphone-based digital government models -- Utilization and application -- Evaluating E-government -- Googling democracy: a comparison of democracy promoters on the internet -- Humanitarian law: tools and methods for fostering global citizenship -- M-government -- Web 2.0 by the state government: the role of political environment and governess -- Social media services: local government organisations in Australia -- Transformation of day time television programmes in Turkey -- Construction and initial validation of a dictionary for global citizen linguistic markers -- An assesses of E-government in a west African country -- E-governing in Brazil -- Government spending transparency on the internet -- Consumer empowerment in consumption communities based in social media -- E-government transparency and citizen engagement increasing accountability -- Citizen centric E-government service index model -- Religious social movements and economic welfare in modern Turkey -- Citizen centric integrated interoperable E-government implementation in Saudi Arabia -- Legal empowerment as social entrepreneurship -- Truest and citizen adaptation of E-government -- Citizenship education -- Identity , citizenship and moral constructs from the virtual self -- Online forums for pedagogical insight -- Interactions between the governed and their governments: democracy paradigm -- Interactions between the Native American tribes and the US government in homeland security and emerging management policy -- Social movements in developing innovative retail business models -- Artists tactical media activities as pedagogy -- Citizen's voice and adoption of Pakistani E-government service -- Trolls: electronic aggression within the context of e-Participation and other online political behaviour in the UK