Comparative perspectives on e-government : serving today and building for tomorrow / edited by Peter Hernon, Rowena Cullen, Harold C. Relyea.
Issues considered include: the digital divide, the balance between access and security, trust in government, and evaluating government websites.
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Lanham, Md. :
The Scarecrow Press, Inc.,
2006.
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Table of Contents:
- E-government : transforming government / Peter Hernon and Rowena Cullen
- E-government in the United States / Jeffrey W. Seifert
- E-government in the United Kingdom / Peter Hernon
- - E-government in Canada / Kirsti Nilsen
- E-government in Australia / Sue Burgess and Jan Houghton
- E-government in New Zealand / Rowena Cullen
- Trust in government / Peter Hernon
- Access and security / Harold C. Relyea
- Trends and challenges in archiving e-government records / Rachel Lilburn
- Citizens' response to e-government / Rowena Cullen and Peter Hernon
- More citizen perspectives on e-government / Rowena Cullen and Peter Hernon
- Government portals / Rowena Cullen
- Performance metrics : not the only way to frame evaluation results / Peter Hernon and Robert E. Dugan
- E-government and the digital divide / Rowena Cullen
- Broadband internet access and the digital divide in the United States / Lennard G. Kruger
- The internet, the government, and e-governance / Kenneth Flamm, Anindya Chaudhuri, and associates
- Advancing e-government / Peter Hernon and Rowen Cullen.