– Erich Schweighofer, University of Vienna (Austria)

E-Governance in the Information Society (abstract)

– Oleksandr Pastukhov, CLICT,Sofía (Bulgaria)
The use of alphabets other than latin (Roman) on the internet and its impact on building a true Knowledge Society (abstract)

– Réka Vas, Barna Kovás, Corvinus University of Budapest (Hungary)
Ontology- based Content Management System in public Administration (Abstract)

– Manuel Masseno, Beja Polytechnic (Portugal)
E-governance as a tool for Business Development (abstract)

– Karol Dobrzeniecki, Nicolaus Copernicus University , Torun (Poland)
A Janus-faced view of electronic governance. Between Foucault and Habermas (abstract)

-Yavor Kalchev, CLICT, Sofía (Bulgaria)
Teaching e governance . Best practice in Bulgaria (abstract)

– Rimantas Petrauskas, Mycolas Romieris University, Vilnius (Lithuania)
Elements of e-democracy for the development of knowledge society

– Julio Pérez Gil, University of Burgos (Spain)
Tackling IT crime in a Global context: the convention on Cybercrime three years
after (abstract)

– Svetlana Vardeva, CLICT, Sofía (Bulgaria)

Current problems of the digital identity management in Bulgaria (abstract)

– Miroslav Ognyanov, LEX BG, Sofía (Bulgaria)
New principals of identity management under the new Bulgaria e-Governance Act (abstract)

– Andrés Saravia, University of Zaragoza (Spain)
The LEFIS UNIZAR PKI as a case of identification management at regional level (abstract)

– Javier Vicente Blanco, Mercedes Martínez González, José Manuel Sánchez Felipe, Joaquín Adiego Rodríguez and Alma María Pisabarro Marrón, University of Valladolid (Spain)
Electronic manipulation of European text about conflicts of jurisdiction: a semantic Web (abstract)

– Bogdan Petrov, CLICT, Sofía (Bulgaria)
The e-Justice in Bulgaria (abstract)

– Cesare Maioli, CIRSFID and University of Bologna (Italy)
A survey of civil and criminal e-justice support systems in Italy (abstract)

– Nicolás Cabezudo Rodríguez, University of Valladolid (Spain)
Around a Right Road: the progressive Spanish implementation of new technologies in the administration of justice

– Fernando Galindo, University of Zaragoza (Spain)

Legal Informatics? (abstract)

26 th July

Basics and trends

– Fernando Galindo, Spain

Obstacles for the introduction of the e Government

– Aires Rover, Brasil

Culture and inclusion policies in Brasil

– Cesare Maioli, Italy

Qualification of territorial e-government policies through promotion of e-participation (abstract)

– Subhajit Basu, India

Digital inclusion:ITC for Rural (real) India

– Lucas Olo, Guinea Ecuatorial
Políticas TIC (o Gobierno Electrónico) en el contexto de la globalización: el caso de África y sus desafíos

– Serafín Casamayor, Spain

Can a theoretical system help to know how e-government is growing in our society? How a theoretical system can help to improve on building e-services and e-government. Matching and mismatching between theory and empiric evidences (abstract)

Thais Luzia Colaço, Brasil

Inclusão Digital dos Povos da Floresta

Some experiences I

– Pilar Lasala, Spain

The Egobs Observatory: experiences in Latin-American

– Javier Garcia, Spain

Interoperability and open standards for e Government

– Orides Mezzaroba, Brasil

Políticas del Estado para la inclusión digital

– Manuel Pedraza, España

La gestión del patrimonio bibliográfico español

– Carmen Agustin, España

Bibliotecas y propiedad intelectual

27 th July

Some experiences II

– Rimantas Petrauskas, Lithuania
Problems of digital inclusion in Lithuania

– Manuel Vázquez, España

El Documento Nacional de Identidad electrónico: acciones desarrolladas en España

– Marcos Wachowicz, Brasil

The access to the culture as tool for the digital inclusion

– Ioannis Iglezakis, Greece
E-Government in Greece

– Andrés Saravia, Uruguay

The promotion of the information society by the Agencia para el Desarrollo del Gobierno Electrónico y de la Sociedad de la Información y del Conocimiento

– Enrique Durán, Mexico
El sistema Nacional E-Mexico como estrategia para la inserción en la Sociedad de la Información y del Conocimiento (abstract)

The law and the e Government

– Camino Vidal, Spain

Libertades públicas y nuevas tecnologías

– Dámaso Javier Vicente Blanco, Spain

Administración electrónica y regulación estatal: problemas de Derecho Internacional Privado contractual en materia de contratos electrónicos de consumo

– Julio Pérez Gil, Spain

Prueba electrónica en el proceso civil: donde los deseos se topan con la realidad.

– José Renato Gaziero Cella, Brasil
Paraconsistent logic and legal expert systems: a tool for juridical electronic government (pdf)

Learning experiences from a TUNING perspective: round table

– Miguel Ángel Boldova (Spain) and María Angeles Rueda (Spain)
– Pilar Lasala (Spain)

Learning Experiences from a Tuning Perspective
– Abdul Paliwala (UK)

The LEFIS Studies

– Fernando Galindo

18th May 2007

– Roland Traunmüller, Linz University (Austria)
E-Learning Perspectives and Conclusion: A Project on Teaching E- Business

– Joaquin Sevilla , University of Navarra (Spain)
The virtual Campus of the Spanish group G9 of Universities (G9)

– Alejandro Batista, National University of La Plata(Argentina)
E-learning experiences, Virtual & Blended education programme

– Nijole Saugeniene and Egle Malinauskiene, Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania).
The distance learning experience in Mykolas Romeris University

– Maciej Panka, Nicholaus Copernicus University in Torun (Poland)
Integrated e-learning environment at Nicholaus Copernicus University

– Jari Råman, University of Lapland (Finland)
For the North to the North, e-learningInformation Security Law experiences from findland

– Subhajit Basu, Queen’s University Belfast (UK)
Queen’s on line for learning and teaching

– Manuel Masseno, Beja Polytechnic (Portugal)
8 Years Taking advantage of Technological Novelties in Internet Assisted Teaching: from WebPages to Social Networks

– Javier García and Pilar Lasala, University of Zaragoza (Spain)
The design of a course of Electronic Government as on line offer in the virtual campus of the G9 Group of Spanish Universities

– Aires Rover, Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brasil)
Possibilities of e-learning between Spain and Latin America

– Damaso Javier Vicente Blanco, University of Valladolid (Spain)
Experiences on teaching of International Private Law with the support of an e- learning tool

– Andrés Saravia, University of la República, Montevideo (Uruguay)
E – learning from Uruguay. A public/private initiative.

19th May 2007

– Selahattin Kuru, Isik University (Turkey)
Model for technical support to the LEFIS virtual campus: a proposal

– Fernando Galindo, University of Zaragoza (Spain)
The Establishment of the LEFIS virtual campus: step by step

Conclusions