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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The Scope of E-governance,pidly that I make no attempt to pick out individual branded products. (For a discussion of some branded products, from a political science perspective albeit one that suggests with some qualifications, contrary to the argument of the present book, that the use of these technologies can itself transf

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Examples and Initiatives, policy makers have experimented with e-governance tools, and some preliminary lessons are drawn. These lessons will be used and integrated into a larger framework for thinking about the institutional conditions for successful use of e-governance tools in Chapters 8 and 9. However, the chapter concl

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Conducting Policy Judgment through Information Technologies: Three Cases, are presented as ‘improving’ the linkage between the analysis of evidence and the design of policies or particular decisions. For example, early in their first term of office, Britain’s new Labour government published a programmatic document setting out an aspiration upon ministers and their depart

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Policy Making: the Work of Governance,build on some of the insights that can be taken from the three detailed case studies in Chapter 11. The first part of the chapter argues that what policy makers do, first and foremost, is to try to make sense of a bewildering and uncertain environment. They need, therefore, not so much more informat

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