To examine the rapidly expanding digitalization in the political and administrative sphere, to examine all aspects of e-government and to examine the concepts such as e-democracy, e-participation, e-citizenship, e-voting, e-public service that emerged together with the e-government, to analyze e-government practices and e-government policies, to make inferences about the future of the e-state.

Today, the state is rapidly digitized in every aspect. The use of new information and communication technologies is becoming more and more common both in the political sphere and in the managerial sphere. This situation reveals many new concepts such as e-democracy, e-participation, e-citizens, e-voting, e-public service. In addition to all this, new developments in technology lead to the emergence of new forms of e-government, mobile state (m-state) and discussion of the state-AI relationship. These issues, which increase in importance every day, need to be investigated and discussed.