Shkabatur J, Peled A. Open Government Data in Developing Countries: Patterns of Adoption and Implementation. Proceedings of the 5th Global Conference on Transparency Research.  2017.

Nahon K, Peled A, Shkabatur J. Cities? Open Government Data Heart Beat. Proceedings of the International Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government 2015 [CeDEM 2015].  2015.

Peled A, Nahon K. Towards Open Data for Public Accountability: Examining the US and the UK Models. Proceedings of the iConference 2015.  2015.

Nahon K, Peled A. Data Ships: An Empirical Examination of Open (Closed) Government Data. Proceedings of the 48th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS).  2015.

Shkabatur J, Peled A. Sustaining the Open Government Data Movement Worldwide: Insights from Developing Countries. Proceedings of the International Conference for E-Democracy and Open Government 2016 .  2015.

Peled A. Coerce, Consent, and Coax: A Review of U.S. Congressional Efforts to Improve Federal Counterterrorism Information Sharing. Terrorism and Political Violence.  2014.

Peled A. Traversing Digital Babel - Information, E-Government, and Exchange. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press; 2014.

Peled A. Re-Designing Open Data 2.0. Journal of eDemocracy & Open Government  [Internet].  2013;5 (2) :187-199.

Peled A. When Transparency and Collaboration Collide: Lessons from the USA Open Data Program. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology.  2011;62 (11) :2085?2094.

Peled A. The Electronic Mountain: A Tale of Two Tels. American Review of Public Administration.  2007;37 (4) :458-478.

Peled A. Why Style Matters: A Comparison of Two Administrative Reform Initiatives in the Israeli Public Sector (1900-1999). Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory.  2002;12 (2) :217-240.

Peled A. Centralization Or Diffusion? Two Tales of Online Government. Administration & Society.  2001;32 (6) :686-709.

Peled A. Outsourcing and Political Power: Bureaucrats, Consultants, Outsourcers and Public Information Technology. Public Personnel Management.  2001;30 (4) :495-514.

Peled A. Do Computers Cut Red Tape?. American Review of Public Administration.  2001;31 (4) :414-435.

Peled A. Network, Coalition, and Institution: The Politics of Technological Innovation in the Public Sector. Information Technology & People.  2001;14 (1) :184-205.

Peled A. Politicking for Success: The Missing Skill. The Leadership and Organization Development Journal.  2000;21 (1) :20-29.

Peled A. First-Class Technology - Third-Rate Bureaucracy: The Case of Israel. Information Technology for Development.  2000;9 (1) :45-58.

Peled A. Creating Winning High-Tech Teams in the Public Sector. Team Performance Management.  2000;6 (1-2) :6-14.

Peled A. The Wired Classroom: Bringing the Internet and Multimedia Revolution to the Traditional Campus. Campus-Wide Information Systems.  2000;17 (2) :16-22.

Peled A. The Politics of Outsourcing: Bureaucrats, Vendors, and the Hybridization of Public Information Technology Projects. Information Infrastructure and Policy.  2000;6 (3) :209-225.

Peled A. The New Sciences, Self-Organization, and Democracy. Democratization.  2000;7 (2) :19-35.

Peled A. Internet Myths in the Levant. Middle East Quarterly.  2000;7 (3) :41-54.

Peled A. The Politics of Language in Multiethnic Militaries: The Case of Oriental Jews in the Israel Defense Forces, 1950-1959. Armed Forces and Society.  2000;26 (4) :587-605.

Peled, Alon and Rashty D. Logging for Success - Advancing the Use of WWW Logs to Improve Computer Mediated Distance Learning. Journal of Educational Computing Research.  1999;21 (3) :405-423.

Peled A. Why Did Social Scientists Miss the Bug?. Computers and Society.  1999;29 (4) :20-23.

Peled A. A Question of Loyalty ? Military Manpower Policy in Multiethnic States. Ithaca: Cornell University Press; 1998.

Peled A. Force, Ideology, and Contract: the History of Ethnic Conscription. Ethnic and Racial Studies.  1994;17 (1) :65-82.