O(ver)-Government?: Emerging technology, citizen autonomy and the regulatory state

Frank Bannister · Diana Wilson

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Digitalization, Law, and Regulation E-Government and Public Services Regulation and Compliance Studies

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One of the core divides in politics is between those who believe government should have a greater role and those who want to restrict or roll back the state. Until relatively recently, this debate has been carried on at a broad or macro level; it was

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