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Volume 7, Number 1, March 2026

Regular Papers

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Ines Mergel, Noella Edelmann, Nathalie Haug:
Outcomes of Value Co-Creation and Co-Destruction in the Digital Transformation of Public Services. 1:1-1:19
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Luca Tangi, A. Paula Rodriguez Müller, Colin van Noordt:
Exploring the Challenges for Artificial Intelligence Adoption and Implementation in EU Public Administrations. Results from a Case Study Analysis. 2:1-2:22
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Yaxing Li, Menno D. T. de Jong, Joyce Karreman:
E-government in a Globalized World: Online Content and Services on Chinese and Western Municipal Websites. 3:1-3:18

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Judith Leo, Nanko Madu, Lydia Ezenwa, Lavina Ramkissoon, Philip Adebayo, Timothy Mugume, Samiiha Nalwooga:
AI Ethical Policy in Africa. 4:1-4:20

Case Studies

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Devis Bianchini, Massimiliano Garda:
Integrating Large Language Models in Judicial Workflows: Designing an LLM-based Crime Reporting Application through Design Science Research. 5:1-5:40

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