Enacting Collaborative Electronic Government: Empirical Evidence and Lessons for Developing Countries. - J. Ramón Gil-García; Cesar Renteria; Luis F. Luna-Reyes (HICSS, 2014)

A Systematic Literature Review of the Relationships Between Policy Analysis and Information Technologies: Understanding and Integrating Multiple Conceptualizations. - Cesar Renteria; J. Ramón Gil-García (ePart, 2017)

Measuring the Digital Divide from an Elementary Microeconomics Point of View. - Cesar Renteria (ICEGOV, 2018)

Toward an Enabler-Based Digital Government Maturity Framework: A Preliminary Proposal Based on Theories of Change. - Cesar Renteria; J. Ramón Gil-García; Theresa A. Pardo (ICEGOV, 2019)

Contrasting perceptions about transparency, citizen participation, and open government between civil society organization and government. - Edgar Alejandro Ruvalcaba Gómez; Cesar Renteria (Inf. Polity, 2020)

Expected benefits of crowdsourcing outcomes in government: identifying and explaining some of the mechanisms. - Cesar Renteria (Electron. Gov. an Int. J., 2023)

A landscape of participatory platform architectures: Ideas, decisions, and mapping. - Cesar Renteria; Samanta Varela-Castro (Inf. Polity, 2023)

How information capacity shapes policy implementation: A comparison of administrative burdens in COVID-19 vaccination programs in the United States, Mexico, and the Netherlands. - Rik Peeters; Cesar Renteria; Guillermo M. Cejudo (Gov. Inf. Q., 2023)