Why Would Anybody Like to Share His Knowledge? - Vincent Homburg; Albert Jacob Meijer (HICSS, 2001)

Public Policy and Innovative Capabilities: The Case of Philips' IT Activities. - Jan van den Ende; Nachoem Wijnberg; Albert Meijer 001 (Technol. Anal. Strateg. Manag., 2001)

Electronic Records Management and Public Accountability. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Soc., 2001)

Geographical information systems and public accountability. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Polity, 2002)

Transparent government: Parliamentary and legal accountability in an information age. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Polity, 2003)

Transparent Government Inspections: Using the Internet to Strengthen Civic Competence. - Albert Jacob Meijer (ECEG, 2005)

"Public eyes": Direct accountability in an information age. - Albert Jacob Meijer (First Monday, 2005)

Risk maps on the Internet: Transparency and the management of risks. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Polity, 2005)

Does transparency strengthen legitimacy? - Deirdre Curtin; Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Polity, 2006)

Publishing public performance results on the Internet: Do stakeholders use the Internet to hold Dutch public service organizations to account? - Albert Jacob Meijer (Gov. Inf. Q., 2007)

Why don't they listen to us? Reasserting the role of ICT in Public Administration. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Polity, 2007)

What should government agencies do with information that is relevant for citizens? - Albert Jacob Meijer; Marcel Thaens (DG.O, 2008)

E-mail in government: Not post-bureaucratic but late-bureaucratic organizations. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Gov. Inf. Q., 2008)

Interpreting the 'Culture Variable' in the Study of Informatization in Public Administration. Selected papers from the 2007 conference of the European Group of Public Administration. - Albert Jacob Meijer; Frank Bannister (Inf. Polity, 2008)

Using public administration theory to analyze public innovation. - Albert Jacob Meijer; Frank Bannister (Inf. Polity, 2009)

Disclosure and compliance: The 'pillory' as an innovative regulatory instrument. - Albert Jacob Meijer; Vincent Homburg (Inf. Polity, 2009)

Public information strategies: Making government information available to citizens. - Albert Jacob Meijer; Marcel Thaens (Inf. Polity, 2009)

Alignment 2.0: Strategic use of new internet technologies in government. - Albert Meijer 001; Marcel Thaens (Gov. Inf. Q., 2010)

The coming of age of e-government studies. - Albert Jacob Meijer; Frank Bannister (Inf. Polity, 2011)

Communities of Public Service Support: Citizens engage in social learning in peer-to-peer networks. - Albert Meijer 001; Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen; Gijs Jan Brandsma (Gov. Inf. Q., 2012)

The Do It Yourself State. - Albert Jacob Meijer (Inf. Polity, 2012)

ICT, Public Administration and Democracy in the Coming Decade. - Albert Jacob Meijer; Frank Bannister; Marcel Thaens (Inf. Polity, 2012)

Social media strategies: Understanding the differences between North American police departments. - Albert Meijer 001; Marcel Thaens (Gov. Inf. Q., 2013)

Organizational arrangements for targeted transparency. - Albert Meijer 001; Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen; Louise Nell; Leo Lentz (Inf. Polity, 2014)

ROUTE-TO-PA H2020 Project: Raising Open and User-Friendly Transparency-Enabling Technologies for Public Administrations. - Vittorio Scarano; Delfina Malandrino; Michael J. Baker 001; Françoise Détienne; Jerry Andriessen; Mirjam Pardijs; Adegboyega K. Ojo; Lukasz Porwol; Przemyslaw Szufel; Bogumil Kaminski; Albert Meijer 001; Erna H. J. M. Ruijer; et al. (e-Democracy, 2015)

Police message diffusion on Twitter: analysing the reach of social media communications. - Bob van de Velde; Albert Jacob Meijer; Vincent Homburg (Behav. Inf. Technol., 2015)

E-governance innovation: Barriers and strategies. - Albert Meijer 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2015)

A metatheory of e-government: Creating some order in a fragmented research field. - Albert Meijer 001; Victor Bekkers (Gov. Inf. Q., 2015)

Connecting societal issues, users and data. Scenario-based design of open data platforms. - Erna H. J. M. Ruijer; Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen; Michael J. Hogan; Sem Enzerink; Adegboyega Ojo; Albert Meijer 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2017)

Open data for democracy: Developing a theoretical framework for open data use. - Erna H. J. M. Ruijer; Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen; Albert Meijer 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2017)

Utilization of open government data: A systematic literature review of types, conditions, effects and users. - Igbal Safarov; Albert Meijer 001; Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen (Inf. Polity, 2017)

What makes a good journal article?: the perspective of the editors-in-chief of key journals in the field. - Albert Meijer 001 (DG.O, 2018)

Citizen-generated open data: An explorative analysis of 25 cases. - Albert Meijer 001; Suzanne Potjer (Gov. Inf. Q., 2018)

Quantified street: Smart governance of urban safety. - Albert Meijer 001; Marcel Thaens (Inf. Polity, 2018)

From experimentation to public service delivery in social media. An analysis of institutionalization dynamics in Dutch local governments. - J. Ignacio Criado; Julián Villodre; Albert Meijer 001 (DG.O, 2019)

Rationality and politics of algorithms. Will the promise of big data survive the dynamics of public decision making? - Haiko Van Der Voort; A. J. Klievink; Michela Arnaboldi; Albert Jacob Meijer (Gov. Inf. Q., 2019)

Editorial. - Albert Meijer 001; C. William R. Webster (Inf. Polity, 2019)

Governing Smart Cities: Why Do Academics Need to Study Trendy Concepts? - Albert Meijer 001; C. William R. Webster (Inf. Polity, 2019)

Session details: Artificial Intelligence Challenges and Implications for Public Management and Policy. - Michael Ahn; Yu-Che Chen; Albert Meijer 001 (DG.O, 2020)

Social media adoption in the police: Barriers and strategies. - Rianne Dekker; Puck van den Brink; Albert Meijer 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2020)

The COVID-19-crisis and the information polity: An overview of responses and discussions in twenty-one countries from six continents. - Albert Meijer 001; C. William R. Webster (Inf. Polity, 2020)

Publishing Research in Digital Government: A Discussion with Editors-in-Chief of Key Journals. - Efthimios Tambouris; Yu-Che Chen; Soon Ae Chun; Marijn Janssen; Albert Meijer 001; Nripendra P. Rana; Anna Visvizi (DG.O, 2021)

The algocracy as a new ideal type for government organizations: Predictive policing in Berlin as an empirical case. - Lukas Lorenz; Albert Meijer 001; Tino Schuppan (Inf. Polity, 2021)

Order of authorship: A call for more transparency. - Albert Meijer 001; C. William R. Webster (Inf. Polity, 2021)

Organizational models for social media institutionalization: An exploratory analysis of Dutch local governments. - Julián Villodre; J. Ignacio Criado; Albert Meijer 001; Irene Liarte (Inf. Polity, 2021)

Designing Guidelines for Smart City Collaboration Tools. - Anouk van Twist; Mark S. Melenhorst; Mettina Veenstra; Erna H. J. M. Ruijer; Meike Kolk; Albert Meijer 001 (HICSS, 2022)

Online democratic participation during COVID-19. - Roos Hofstra; Ank Michels; Albert Meijer 001 (Inf. Polity, 2023)

Smart cities & citizen discontent: A systematic review of the literature. - Anouk van Twist; Erna H. J. M. Ruijer; Albert Meijer 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2023)

Open data work for empowered deliberative democracy: Findings from a living lab study. - Erna H. J. M. Ruijer; Carmen Dymanus; Erik-Jan van Kesteren; Laura Boeschoten; Albert Meijer 001 (Gov. Inf. Q., 2024)

In Memoriam: Miriam Lips (1967-2024): An Appreciation of Her Life. - Frank Bannister; Albert Meijer 001; John A. Taylor; Karl Löfgren; William Webster 001 (Inf. Polity, 2024)

Perspectives on the twin transition: Instrumental and institutional linkages between the digital and sustainability transitions. - Albert Meijer 001 (Inf. Polity, 2024)

Editorial: Why do we desk reject so many papers? - Albert Meijer 001; William Webster 001 (Inf. Polity, 2024)

Screen-level bureaucrats in the age of algorithms: An ethnographic study of algorithmically supported public service workers in the Netherlands Police. - Carlos Soares; Stephan G. Grimmelikhuijsen; Albert Meijer 001 (Inf. Polity, 2024)

Peer Review in Academia. - Albert Meijer 001; William Webster 001 (Inf. Polity, 2025)

How Does Research Influence Policy? - Albert Meijer 001; William Webster 001 (Inf. Polity, 2025)