Digital government : e-government research, case studies, and implementation

摘要: Foundations of Digital Government and Public Policy.- Government.- Discipline or Interdisciplinary Study Domain? Challenges Promises in Electronic Research.- An Outline for the Lost In Competition? The State Art E-Government E-Democracy E-Participation Research Europe.- to Policy Management.- Privacy an Context.- Accessibility Federal Current Voting United States.- E-Enabling Mobile Legislator.- Information Technology History Data Knowledge Integration e-Government.- Ontologies Legal Domain.- Safety Sharing: Ontological Perspective.- Collaborative Cyberinfrastructure Transnational Semantics-Based Threat Structure Mining Homeland Security.- Identity Management e-Government Services.- Feature Geospatial Information: A Review Outlook.- Geoinformatics Hotspot Detection Prioritization Governance.- Geoinformation Technologies Support Emergency Sustainable Cross-Boundary Sharing.- Urbansim: Using Simulation Inform Deliberation Decision-Making.- Case Studies.- Taking Best Practice Forward.- Epetitioning Scottish Parliament.- Citizen Access Statistical Information.- Infectious Disease Informatics Syndromic Surveillance.- Supporting Domain-Specific Libraries Government: Two Business-Technology Alignments e-Government: Large-Scale Taiwan Record Systems Study.- Development Key Studies China.- New Zealand's 2006 Census Online: Multidisciplinary Education as a Catalyst Effective Transfer.- Hybrid Model: Shanghai.