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Governing in the Information Age

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E-Government and Public Services Information Society and Technology Trends Public Administration and Political Analysis

Abstract

Contexts for governing in the information age re-engineering the government machine - new technologies and organizational change forging high-tech public services the search for renewal - citizenship and democracy in the information age wiring up for the information age - telecommunications and public services understanding the information polity.

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