E-government / the use of information and communication technologies in administration : Eric E. Otenyo and Nancy S. Lind.
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General | 350.007 / OT87e 2011 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Ej.1 | Available | 7110001638 |
Incluye índice.
Understanding e-government. 2 The study of e-government. 3. Policy foundations of e-government. 4. Desing of e-government. 5. of e-government and administrative law.
"With governments now expected to make a strong web presence, it is important that students of public policy and administration gain insights and skills in this area. Lind and Otenyo provide a text in this area, address the use, potential, laws, and issues related to the emerging government use of the electronic media. A well-done, timely book on a critical area." - Ed Miller, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point"The book offers a nice overview of the issues, and it is wide ranging, intelligent, well researched, and well written."
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