Recent studies of e-government activity have highlighted adoption and diffusion issues as important subjects for rating e-government success. However in developing countries inadequate resources and limited citizens’ capabilities regarding new e-government have resulted in low diffusion and adoption of e-government services. This paper examines the role of intermediaries, which can be played by...

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines conjures up images of a yachting haven and a quiet tourists' paradise. The conflicting demands of a growing population, a middle-income economy dominated by fishing, plantation agriculture and tourism, and environmental and social concerns, all contribute to marine stress on the limited, precious, but internationally important resources. While the vision exists ...

Abstract The proper allocation/distribution of limited resources is a traditional problem with various applications. mathematical formulation such problems usually includes constraints describing the set feasible solutions ( ), from which (nearly) optimal or equilibrium solution should be selected. Often more difficult to determine than find solution. Alternatively, already known often makes it...