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Information Polity

Information Polity

Published in Association with IOS Press
eISSN: 18758754 | ISSN: 15701255
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Publishing empirical, theoretical, and conceptual contributions from scholars and practitioners, this international peer-reviewed journal stands at the forefront of thought leadership and debate about emerging issues, impact, and implications of government and democracy in the information age, contributing to the understanding and strengthening of a democratic information polity. It provides insights into how information and communication technologies (ICTs) serve as new technology-enabled forms of government, governing, and democratic practice throughout the world.

Information Polity is a tangible expression of the increasing awareness that Information and Communication technologies (ICTs) have become of deep significance for all polities as new technology-enabled forms of government, governing and democratic practice are sought or experienced throughout the world. This journal positions itself in these contexts, seeking to be at the forefront of thought leadership and debate about emerging issues, impact, and implications of government and democracy in the information age. Information Polity aims to publish academic work that contributes to understanding and strengthening a democratic information polity.
The journal is dedicated to publishing work from two main sources: academic and practitioner. The journal publishes work from academics that is both of top quality and, equally, of high strategic relevance to practitioners. Secondly, the journal is intent on publishing work undertaken by practitioners – professional, administrative and political – who are actively engaged in the broad arenas of government and democracy, whether at local, regional, national or supra-national levels.

Editor-in- Chief
Albert J. Meijer Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands
William Webster University of Stirling, UK
Honorary Editor-in-Chief
John Taylor  
Reviews Editor
Karl Lofgren School of Government, New Zealand
Social Media Editor
Tzuhao (Howard) Chen State University of New York, USA
Website Editor
Sarah Hendrica Bickerton University of Auckland, New Zealand
Associate Editor - Europe
Tobias Mettler UNIL IDHEAP, Switzerland
Giorgia Nesti University of Padova, Italy
Associate Editor - Asia
Heungsuk Choi Korea University, Korea
Associate Editor - South America
Maria Alexandra Cunha School of Business Administration of São Paulo, Brazil
Associate Editor - North America
Mila Gasco State University of New York at Albany, USA
Kayla Schwoerer State University of New York at Albany, USA
Associate Editor - Oceania
Paul Henman University of Queensland, Australia
Associate Editor - Africa
Adegboyega Ojo National University of Ireland, Ireland
Ibrahim Osman Adam University for Development Studies, Ghana
Editorial Board Member
Frank Bannister Trinity College, Ireland
Victor J.J.M. Bekkers Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Colin Bennett University of Victoria, Canada
John Carlo Bertot University of Maryland, USA
Eleanor Burt University of St. Andrews, UK
Lemuria Carter The University of New South Wales, Australia
Manuel Castells University of Southern California, USA
Soon AE Chun City University of New York, USA
Stephen Coleman University of Leeds, UK
Sorin Dan University of Vaasa, Finland
William Dutton Michigan State University, USA
Elizabeth Eppel Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
Leif Skiftenes Flak University of Agder, Norway
Jane E. Fountain University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA
J. Ramon Gil-Garcia State University of New York at Albany, USA
Olivier Glassey University of Lausanne, Switzerland
Tomasz Janowski Danube University Krems, Austria
Marijn Janssen Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Bram Klievink Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Robert Krimmer Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Michael Kyobe University of Cape Town, South Africa
Charles Leleux University of Stirling, UK
Klaus Lenk University of Oldenburg, Germany
Helen Margetts University of Oxford, UK
Ian McLoughlin Monash University, Australia
Ines Mergel University of Konstanz, Germany
Toshio Obi Waseda University, Japan
Theresa Pardo State University of New York, USA
Peter Parycek Danube University Krems, Austria
Charles Raab The University of Edinburgh, UK
Christopher Reddick University of Texas at San Antonio, USA
Alasdair Roberts University of Missouri, USA
Scott Robertson University of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Jesper Schlaeger Zhejiang Gongshang University, China
Hans Jochen Scholl University of Washington, USA
Tino Schuppan Institute for e-Government, Germany
Colin F. Smith Edinburgh Napier University, UK
Maddalena Sorrentino University of Milano, Italy
Marcel Thaens Chief Information Officer, The Netherlands
Thierry Vedel Sciences Po, France
Mirko Vintar University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Elin Wihlborg Linköping University, Sweden
Rob Wilson Northumbria University, UK
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