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List of Abbreviations | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Examining E-government | |
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Introduction | |
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The consequences of technology | |
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Locating and understanding e-government | |
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Structure and argument of the book | |
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Undertaking the study | |
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Conceptualising Technology and Government | |
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The things things do | |
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Governmentality | |
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Information technology and government | |
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The Governmentality of E-govemment | |
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Domains of E-government | |
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E-Welfare | |
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International context | |
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The Australian welfare system | |
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The e-welfare case studies | |
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Moving forward: Future directions in e-welfare | |
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E-Tax | |
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International context | |
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The Australian taxation system | |
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The e-tax case studies | |
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Future directions in e-tax | |
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E-Health | |
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International context | |
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The Australian health system | |
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The e-health case studies | |
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Future directions in e-health | |
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Reconfigurations of Government | |
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Reconfiguring Public Administration | |
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The changing face of public administration | |
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E-public administration? | |
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Speed, Time and the Future | |
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Technology and time | |
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E-government and time intensification | |
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Governing the future | |
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Networks and Conditionality | |
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Networks and policy | |
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The new conditionality | |
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Risk and Targeted Government | |
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Characterising risk governmentalities | |
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Governing risk through e-government | |
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Electronic transformations in risk governmentalities | |
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Towards targeted government | |
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Complex Government | |
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Increasing policy and administrative complexity | |
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A case study on policy complexity | |
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Why complexity matters | |
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Governing complexity? | |
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Reconfiguring Power, Citizenship, Society | |
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Foucault's notions of power | |
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E-government's varieties of power | |
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Reconfiguring citizens and subjects | |
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Reconfiguring society: The fragmentation of the social | |
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Conclusion: Governing electronically | |
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Notes | |
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References | |
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Index | |