VI Preface Linz, August 2004 Roland Traunmuller Roland Traunmuller, University of Linz, Austria VIII Program Committee Program Committee IX Bartosz Nowicki, Rodan Systems, Poland Mariusz Momotko, Rodan Systems, Poland Robert Muller-Torok, University of Debrecen, Leipzig, BBVL, Germany Table of Contents Introduction e-Government: The Challenges Ahead...1 Roland Traunmul .. ler and Maria Wimmer e-Democracy Electronic Democracy and Power...7 Anders R. Olsson Young People and e-Democracy: Creating a Culture of Participation...15 Zoe .. Masters, Ann Macintosh, and Ella Smith The Support for Different Democracy Models by the Use of a Web-Based Discussion Board...23 Oystein Saebo and Hallgeir Nilsen The Framework of e-Democracy Development...27 Wichian Chutimaskul and Suree Funilkul Networked ICT to Foster e-Democracy? ...31 Peter Mambrey Interoperability Analysis of the Interoperability Frameworks in e-Government Initiatives...36 Luis Guijarro An Overview of DC-Based e-GovernmentMetadata Standards and Initiatives...40 Efthimios Tambouris and Konstantinos Tarabanis Enterprise Architecture for e-Government...48 Beryl Bellman and Felix Rausch Information Integration or Process Integration? How to Achieve Interoperability in Administration...57 Ralf Klischewski Security Requirements Engineering for e-GovernmentApplications: Analysis of Current Frameworks ...66 Christos Kalloniatis, Evangelia Kavakli, and Stefanos Gritzalis XII Table of Contents Semantic Lexicons for Accessing Legal Information...72 Maria-Teresa Sagri and Daniela Tiscornia Impact of e-Government Interoperability in Local Governments...82 Norbert Benamou, Alain Busson, and Alain Keravel Process Management e-Government Intermediation...88 Aljosa Pasic, Anne-Marie Sassen, and Alicia Garcia Comprehensive Process Management in Public Administrations - A Case Study .