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ORCIDCEEeGov 2025: Bucharest, Romania
- Proceedings of the Central and Eastern European eDem and eGov Days 2025, CEEeGov 2025, Bucharest, Romania, December 3-5, 2025. ACM 2025, ISBN 979-8-4007-2197-7
- Igor Cojocaru
, Irina Cojocaru:
Bridging the Gap: Multi-Level Governance of Open Science in the Republic of Moldova amidst EU Accession. 1-9 - Tamas Kaiser, Csaba Fasi:
Multi-level Governance or Multi-level Meta-governance: Perspectives of the Post-2027 Cohesion Policy. 10-16 - Ina Virtosu:
E-Democracy or E-Disillusionment? Digital Participation and the Crisis of Trust in the Balkans and Eastern Europe. 17-24 - Chi Thuy Nguyen, Csaba Mako:
Increasing Citizen Satisfaction with E-Public Administration: SERVQUAL and Holistic Governance Model in Comparison: (Selected Literature Review). 25-31 - Oussama Mistar, Csaba Mako, Mariana Rosca:
Rebalancing Power in Platform Work: The EU Directive 2024/2831 and its Implications for Algorithmic Management and Transparency in Comparative Perspective. 32-37 - Dalma Lilla Dominek:
The role and challenges of public service communication in modern public administration: Public service communication in modern public administration. 38-45 - Robert Müller-Török, Thomas Hemker, Nina Schäfer:
An examination of basic ICT skills and their workload taught in German administrative degree programs. 46-50 - Rodica Ciobanu, Irina Punga:
Climate vulnerability in public capital investment projects: challenges, legislative gaps, and alignment with European Union standards. 51-57 - Catalin Vrabie:
From Plans to Perceptions: Transferability of Urban Development Strategies into Real-Life Outcomes. 58-72 - Tamas Faludi:
City logistics challenges - different innovation impacts of short supply chains. 73-78 - Karyna Radchenko:
Which Smart City Performance Assessment Approaches Do Work Better? 79-87 - Roger Hage, Gerhard Kormann-Hainzl, Lisa Kronberger-Frenz, Rubén Ruiz-Torrubiano:
Environmental Monitoring Smart Services for SMEs: A Fast-Prototyping Case Study for Sustainable Decision Making. 88-93 - Florentina Pana Micu:
Benefits and Challenges of Machine Learning in Public Administration. 94-97 - Emese Belényesi:
Public Service in the Age of AI: Institutional Strategies for Future-Ready Skill Development. 98-109 - Petra Szucs:
Digital Civil Servants: The Integration of Artificial Intelligence into Government Workflows. 110-116 - Mariana Rosca:
Digital work: an overview of current definitions, evolution and dimensions. 117-125 - Noémi Hajdú, Péter Sasvári:
WoS or Scopus? Regional Patterns and Hungarian Dilemmas in Scientific Visibility. 126-132 - Ioana Nisioi, Alexandru Ionut Roja, Nicolae Urs:
Bridging the Digital Divide: A Comparative Analysis of Digital Maturity in Private and Public Sector Organizations. 133-142 - Tamas Bencsik, Noémi Hajdú:
The Power and Pitfalls of Scarcity Messaging in Online Travel Booking. 143-149 - Nelly Turcan, Gheorghe Cuciureanu, Rodica Cujba, Valeria Vrabie, Vitalie Minciuna:
Governance of Academic Publishing in the Digital Age: Perceptions and Challenges within the Scientific Community of the Republic of Moldova. 150-167 - Dalma Lilla Dominek:
The Interaction between Artificial Intelligence and Human Competencies Artificial Intelligence and Human Competencies. 168-173 - Imre Gabor Kulcsar, András Nemeslaki:
The role of digitalization in innovation capabilities and productivity among Hungarian microenterprises. 174-180 - Peter Banyasz, László Gulyás, Tamás Szádeczky, Kincso Boroka Banyasz-Vaczi:
The resilience of social media users against Generative AI-based visual manipulation: A survey among Hungarian Facebook users. 181-188 - Rodica Ciobanu, Valeria Ursu:
External Judicial Vetting: The Axis of Safety for the Republic of Moldovas Accession to the European Union. 189-197 - Peter Banyasz, Mate Dub, Tamás Szádeczky, Kincso Boroka Banyasz-Vaczi:
Beyond Technology: Uncovering Social Engineering Vulnerabilities Through Integrated Phishing Simulation and Physical Security Audit. 198-204 - Peter Banyasz, Olga Gazdag-Lavro, Tamás Szádeczky, Kincso Boroka Banyasz-Vaczi:
Lost in Translation: How Hungarian Media Framed Netflix's Adolescence and Failed to Promote Awareness on Cyberbullying. 205-212 - Domenica Bagnato, Alexander Prosser:
(Semi-)Homomorphism as a Cure for The Inherent Weaknesses of Enveloping Protocols in eVoting? 213-217
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