CEEe|Gov Days 2021  
CoV-19 as a Driver for eGovernment?

• CEEeGov2021-Summary (pdf)
• CEEeGov2021-Programme (pdf)
• CEEeGov2021-Proceedings (pdf)

CEEe|Gov Days 2020  
Cyber Security and eGovernment  
This conference was cancelnd due to the COVID-19 situation. 

• CEEeGov2020-Proceedings (pdf)

CEEe|Gov Days 2019  
Cyber Security and eGovernment

• CEEeGov2019-Proceedings (OCG Open Access Plattform - ocgitservice.com)

CEEe|Gov Days 2018  
eDemocracy and eGovernment for and by Researchers, Politicians and Practitioners

CEEe|Gov Days 2017  
Digital Divide in the Danube Region: Is it still significant in explaining ICT adoptions in eDemocracy and eGovernment?

CEEe|Gov Days 2016  
Multi-Level (e)Governance: Is ICT a means to enhance transparency and democracy?

CEEe|Gov Days 2015  
Independence Day: Time for a European Internet?

CEEe|Gov Days 2014  (10th conference)
eGovernment: Driver or Stumbling Block for European Integration?

The conference organises an annual call for papers. It addresses public sector practitioners and policy makers, industry professionals and academia alike. A Best Paper Award is presented every year. 

The disciplines covered are primarily information sciences, law and administrative science, political science, sociology and economics. Theoretical and empirical contributions are equally welcome. We especially encourage submissions addressing the European Union in general, the Danube Region, the Balkans and Eastern Europe. Beyond the general theme, papers are solicited in all areas of applying ICT to the Public Sector.

The conference will particularly focus on, but not limit itself to, the following topics

• Electronic Administration services both back office and in communication with the citizen,
• Identity management for individuals, 
• Privacy and data protection (including Cyber Security),
• eDemocracy on all levels, 
• The role of the internet in revolutions and in transition processes,
• Transparency and anti-corruption,
• eTools to help establish a European public space,
• Open Data,
• Public transport and public organization of mobility
• Legal aspects of eGovernment and eDemocracy, 
• Economic and social impact of eGovernment and eDemocracy, 
• Enabling the Digital Single Market

• Franziska Cecon, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
• Igor Cojocaru, Information Society Development Institute, Chişinău
• Robert Müller-Török, Austrian Computer Society
• Alexander Prosser, University of Economics and Business, Vienna
• Tamás Szádeczky, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest
• Catalin Vrabie, National University of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest

• Awad Mohammed, American University of Ras al-Khaimah 
• Bagnato Domenica, University of Economics and Business Administration Vienna
• Balogh Zsolt György, Corvinus University Budapest
• Bartóki-Göczy, Balázs Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest (Vice-Dean)
• Berényi László, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest
• Bergmann Marie, Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
• Bernhart Josef, European Academy Bozen
• Cecon Franziska, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
• Cellary Wojciech, WSB Unversity Poznan
• Cojocaru Igor, Information Society Development Institute, Chişinău
• Decarli Peter, EURAC
• Dietrich Antje, University of Public Administration Kehl
• Dominek Dalma Lilla, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest (associate professor)
• Dragomirescu Horatiu, Bucharest University of Economic Studies
• Duma László, Corvinus University of Budapest
• Dürrschmidt Jörg, University of Public Administration and Finance Ludwigsburg
• Eixelsberger Wolfgang, Carinthia University of Applied Sciences
• Fási Csaba, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest
• Fecsko Miroslav, University of Kosice
• Gourova Elissaveta, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski
• Gramlich Ludwig, TU Chemnitz
• Hansen Hendrik, Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
• Harsági Viktória, Andrássy University Budapest
• Hemker Thomas, Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
• Kaiser Tamás, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest
• Kemény Gábor, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest (Vice-Rector)
• Kő Andrea, Corvinus University of Budapest
• Krasznay Csaba, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest
• Kudo Hiroko, Chuo University, Tokyo
• Mafaei Davide, EURAC
• Makó Csaba, University of Public Service
• Miloš Matija, University of Rijeka
• Müller-Török Robert, University of Public Administration and Finance Ludwigsburg
• Nemeslaki András, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
• Paulin Alois, University of Novo Mesto, Slovenija
• Pautsch Arne, University of Public Administration and Finance Ludwigsburg
• Pichler Johannes, Universität Graz
• Pinter Róbert, Corvinus University of Budapest
• Polcak Radim, Masaryk University Brno
• Prosser Alexander, University of Economics and Business Administration Vienna
• Roggenkamp Dirk, Berlin School of Economics and Law
• Rucinska Silvia, Pavol Jozef Šafárik University
• Sasvári Péter, University of Miskolc, Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest
• Schenk Birgit, University of Public Administration and Finance Ludwigsburg
• Schulze Anna, Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
• Scola Dona, Information Society Development Institute
• Sievering Oliver, University of Public Administration and Finance Ludwigsburg
• Simic Diana, University of Zagreb
• Szádeczky Tamás, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest
• Szücs Christian, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
• Traunmüller Roland, Johannes Kepler-University Linz
• Urs Nicolae, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca
• Varga Réka, Ludovica University of Public Service, Budapest (Dean)
• Vincze Attila, Andrássy University Budapest
• Vrabie Catalin, Nat. University of Political Studies and Public Administration Bucharest
• Weber Fabian, Federal University of Applied Administrative Sciences
• Zait Adriana, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi

Austrian Computer Society
Österreichische Computer Gesellschaft (OCG)
Forum e|Gov
Wollzeile 1
1010 Vienna
Austria
www.ocg.at

University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria (FHOÖ)
Austria
www.fh-ooe.at

Ludovika University of Public Service, Budapest (NKE)
Hungária krt. 9-11.
1083, Budapest
Hungary
en.uni-nke.hu

National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (SNSPA)
Bvd. Expozitiei, No. 30 A, District 1
Bucharest, MD-2028
Romania
snspa.ro

University of Economics and Business
Welthandelsplatz 1
1020 Vienna
Austria
wu.ac.at

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