ICT, public administration and democracy in the coming decade
By: edited by Albert Meijer, School of Governance, Utrecht University, The Netherlands, Frank Bannister, Department of Statistics, Trinity College, Ireland, and Marcel Thaens, Department of Public Administration, Erasmjus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Series: Innovation and the public sector -- Volume 20; Innovation and the public sector -- v. 20.
Publisher: Ios Press
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Amsterdam; Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 147
ISBN-13: 9781614992431; 9781614992448
Subjects: Internet in public administration; Social media; Electronic surveillance; Public administration; Telecommunication; Law and legislation; International Conference on Telecommunications
Notes: "The papers in this book have been previously published in a special issue of the journal Information Polity (ISSN 1570-1255)" -- title page, verso.

Includes bibliographical reference and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / -- Albert Meijer, Frank Bannister, and Marcel Thaens; title: Forward to the past : lessons for the future of e-government from the story so far  -- Frank Bannister and Regina Connolly; title: The information polity : towards a two speed future?  -- John A. Taylor; title: E-government is dead : long live public administration 2.0  -- Miriam Lips; title: Surveillance as x-ray  -- C. William R. Webster; title: Towards a smart state? Inter-agency collaboration, information integration, and beyond  -- J. Ramon Gil-Garcia; title: The social media innovation challenge in the public sector  -- Ines Mergel; title: A good man but a bad wizard : about the limits and future of transparancy of democratic governments  -- Stephan Grimmelikhuijsen; title: The do it yourself state : the future of participatory democracy  -- Albert J. Meijer; title: Five trends that matter : challenges to 21st century electronic government  -- Hans Jochen Scholl; title: Why does e-government look as it does? : looking beyond the explanatory emptiness of the e-government concept  -- Victor Bekkers; title: Big questions of e-government research -- Mete Yildiz-- Subject index -- Author index.