Journal of Information Technology & Politics
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The Journal of Information Technology & Politics or JITP, formerly the Journal of E-Government, published its inaugural issue in the fall of 2007. In 2005, the original publisher, The Haworth Press, formed an affiliation with the organized section on Information Technology & Politics (ITP) of the American Political Science Association (APSA). At the September 2006 ITP business meeting, the section voted to adopt JITP on a trial basis starting with the first issue. In 2007, The Haworth Press was acquired by Taylor & Francis and JITP became a Routledge journal. At the 2008 ITP business meeting, the section voted unanimously to adopt JITP as the Official Journal of the ITP section.[1]
History
Prior to the fall of 2007, the journal was known as the Journal of E-Government [www.egovjournal.com]. It was founded in 2004 by the Haworth Press' Civic Resource Group [2] and went on produce 12 issues from 2005 to 2007 [3] before being renamed to the Journal of Information Technology & Politics.
The Journal is indexed by Scopus.
External links
- Homepage
- Annual JITP Conference
- [4] Journal of E-Government Archive
References
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