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Governance and Information Technology From Electronic Government to Information Government

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ISBN-10: 0262633493

ISBN-13: 9780262633499

Edition: 2007

Authors: Viktor Mayer-Schonberger, David Lazer

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Developments in information and communication technology and networked computing over the past two decades have given rise to the notion of electronic government, most commonly used to refer to the delivery of public services over the Internet. This volume argues for a shift from the narrow focus of "electronic government" on technology and transactions to the broader perspective of information government--the information flows within the public sector, between the public sector and citizens, and among citizens--as a way to understand the changing nature of governing and governance in an information society. The chapters discuss the interplay between recent technological developments and…    
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List price: $60.00
Copyright year: 2007
Publisher: MIT Press
Publication date: 8/31/2007
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 328
Size: 7.01" wide x 8.94" long x 0.70" tall
Weight: 1.100

VIKTOR MAYER-SCHONBERGER is Professor of Internet Governance and Regulation at the Oxford Internet Institute, Oxford University. The co-author of Big Data: A Revolution That Will Transform How We, Live, Work, and Think, he has published over a hundred articles and eight other books, including "Delete: The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digital Age". He is on the advisory boards of corporations and organizations around the world, including Microsoft and the World Economic Forum.

Leon David Dunn was born and raised in Windsor, Ontario. After studying philosophy at university, he left North America for an 11 -year, around-the-world adventure which allowed him to call home places as varied as England, Scotland, Italy, Australia, and Japan. In 2002 he spent seven months in India and Nepal. Starting as a volunteer, he then moved north to trek the Annapurna Circuit with his then Australian girlfriend during the height of the Maoist People's War. He currently lives in Vancouver, B.C Canada.

Acknowledgments
About the Contributors
From Electronic Government to Information Government
Technological Change and Information Flows in Government
Global Perspectives on E-Government
Case Illustration: FirstGov: The Road to Success of the U.S. Governments Web Portal
Electronic Government and the Drive for Growth and Equity
Case Illustration: "E-Government Is an Outcome": Michael Armstrong and the Transformation of Des Moines
Challenges to Organizational Change: Multi-Level Integrated Information Structures (MIIS)
Case Illustration: From Computerization to Convergence: The Case of E-Government in Singapore
Case Illustration: Dubai's Electronic Government
The Blurring of the Informational Boundary between State and Society
Weak Democracy, Strong Information: The Role of Information Technology in the Rulemaking Process
Case Illustration: The EPA EDOCKET System
Freedom of Information and Electronic Government
Case Illustration: Protecting Privacy by Requesting Access: Marc Rotenberg and EPIC
Socio-Technologies of Assembly: Sense Making and Demonstration in Rebuilding Lower Manhattan
Case Illustration: The Rise and Fall (?) of Participatory Electronic Information Infrastructures
"Open-Source Politics" Reconsidered: Emerging Patterns in Online Political Participation
Case Illustration: Cyberprotesting Globalization: A Case of Online Activism
Evaluating the Impact of Reengineering Information Flows
The Challenge of Evaluating M-Government, E-Government, and P-Government: What Should Be Compared with What?
Case Illustration: The Swiss E-Government Barometer: Kuno Schedler Feels the Temperature of E-Government Services
Information Quality in Electronic Government: Toward the Systematic Management of High-Quality Information in Electronic Government-to-Citizen Relationships
Case Illustration: Information Quality in Electronic Government Websites: An Example from Italy's Ministry for Public Administration
It Takes a Network to Build a Network
Case Illustration: TeleCities: Sharing Knowledge among European Cities
The Governing of Government Information
Index