Titlebook: E-Governance; Styles of Political Dr Perri Six Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 democracy.gov

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3 showed, this is no longer entirely fair. The effects have been, as Chapter 4 explained, a long time in coming, but finally there are signs of innovation. A number of pressures are building for their greater use in policy making.

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Conducting Policy Judgment through Information Technologies: Three Cases,ments to make greater use of statistics and ‘best available evidence’ (Strategic Policy Making Team, 1999); only a little later, another programmatic document was published as government policy with the imprimatur of the Prime Minister calling for the greater use of modelling (Performance and Innovation Unit, 2000a).

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Polarons and Excitonic Polarons, e-governance thus defined by contrast with the other programmes that together make up ‘electronic government’. After a very rapid canter through the recent history of e-governance since the development of the modern digital computer, the chapter then offers a classification of tools by the principal uses to which they are put.

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Bound Excitons in Semiconductors, following chapter, when explanations will be considered. For it is crucial for understanding the prospects for e-governance that we understand why some tools are used and why others are not, and what factors shape the ways in which policy makers demand and use these tools.

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The Scope of E-governance, e-governance thus defined by contrast with the other programmes that together make up ‘electronic government’. After a very rapid canter through the recent history of e-governance since the development of the modern digital computer, the chapter then offers a classification of tools by the principal uses to which they are put.

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