Anastasia Alexeevna Golubeva

Articles in Academic Journals

• Enhancing public value of local public services through electronic interaction // Russian Management Journal. – 2019. – 17 (2). – P. 159 – 178. (with Gilenko, E., Dzhedzheya V.)
• Perception of Public E-services by Russian Citizens: A Pilot Study in St. Petersburg // Russian Management Journal. 2017 Issue 3. P. 289–302.  (with Gilenko, E.)
• Knowledge Exchange between High School Teachers: Factors of Intensity // Educational Studies. 2013. Issue 2. P. 154-187 (with T. Andreeva, A. Sergeeva, Y. Pavlov) (in Russian).
• Electronic Democracy in Russia: Setting up the Tradition of Political Awareness and Participation // Public Administration Issues. 2012. Issue 4. P. 50-65 (with D. Ishmatova) (in Russian).
• Public Sector Innovations: Introduction to the Problem // Vestnik (Herald) of St. Petersburg University. Management Series. 2010. Issue. 4. P. 28-57 (with E. Sokolova) (in Russian).
• Demand for Online Government Services: Case Studies from St. Petersburg // Information polity, The International Journal of Government and Democracy in the Information Age. 2006. Vol. 11 (3/4). P. 241-254 (with I. Merkuryeva).
• Evaluation of City Government Web-Sites: The Case of St. Petersburg Executive Authorities // Vestnik (Herald) of St. Petersburg University. Management Series. 2005. Issue 2. P. 161-182 (with I.  Merkuryeva, N. Shulakov) (in Russian).
• Development of E-Government in St.Petersburg: Evaluation of Web Sites Performance and Usability // NISPAcee Occasional Papers in Public Administration and Public Policy. 2005. Volume VI (2). P. 53-62 (with I. Merkuryeva, N. Shulakov).
• E-Government: Introduction to the Problem // Vestnik (Herald) of St. Petersburg University. Management Series. 2005. Issue 2. P. 158-179 (in Russian).

Chapters in Books

• Communication channels in public policy development and implementation: online or offline? (the case of separate waste collection in St. Petersburg) // Сonference paper, International Conference on Electronic Governance and Open Society: Challenges in Eurasia, EGOSE 2020, pp. 172 – 183, Part of the Communications in Computer and Information Science book series (CCIS, volume 1349) (with Gilenko E.V.)
• Creating public value Through Public e-Services Development: The Case of Landscaping and Public Amenities in St. Petersburg // Proceedings of the 5th Conference on Electronic Governance and Open Society: Challenges in Eurasia, EGOSE 2018, pp. 249-264 (with Gilenko E.V.)
• E-Democracy in Russia: political awareness and participation among young citizens // Proceedings of the 13th European Conference on eGovernment, Como, Italy. 2013. P. 205-213 (with D. Ishmatova).
• Development of educational programs in e-government: trends, challenges and Russian experience // Proceedings of the International Conference One Stop Europe 09 – Electronic Public Management Ludwigsburg, Germany. 2009. (with O. Patokina).
• Readiness to G2B Electronic Interactions in Russian Regions: Results of an Empirical Study // Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on e-Government, RMIT University Melbourne, Australia. October 2008. pp. 151–161 (with O. Patokina).
• Evaluation of Regional Government Portals on the Basis of Public Value Concept: Case Study of Russian Federation // Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance, Macao, China, 10-13 December 2007, Ed. By Tomasz Janowski and Theresa A. Pardo, The Association for Computing Machinery 1515 Broadway New York 10036 pp 394-399
• Development of Educational Programs in e-Government, Integration of Theory and Practice in e-Government and Learning Based on the Information and Communication Technologies / Proceedings of International Conference. School of Management, St. Petersburg State University, October 6, 2006
• E-government in Context of Public Administration Reforms / Public Sector Transition: Problems of Efficient Management. / Institute of Management SPbSU. — St. Petersburg, 2006

Case Studies (registered in ecch — 1)

• Job Outplacement in Company's Restructuring Process: Experience of Procter&Gamble in Russia (ecch). 2011. No. 411-088-1 (with M. Latukha).