Titlebook: Governing Electronically; E-Government and the Paul Henman Book 2010 Paul Henman 2010 citizenship.e-government.Government.governmentality.I

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Introductionconduct of government (also referred to as digital government and electronic government), involves both a disrupture and a continuation of the nature of government in modern nation states. The emergence of the internet, in particular, has stimulated a new interest among politicians, public administr

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The Governmentality of E-government Heidegger’s phenomenology of tools, and secondly adopts Foucault’s notion of government as the ‘conduct of conduct’, thereby pointing beyond the institutions of the State to governing practices. In this chapter I build on this Foucault-inspired analytics of government to examine the idea of e-gover

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E-Welfareth an overview of the key policy, administrative and technological transformations and pressures which have occurred in that policy domain across OECD countries. After the international overview, the specifics of the Australian context are then presented, followed by a description of two e-governmen

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E-Healthrnment in both the level of money flows and the impact on citizens. Unlike taxation, which is largely bureaucratic in nature, health covers the range from bureaucratic management of health policies and health insurance payments, to the delivery of services by government, private and not-for-profit o

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Networks and Conditionality6) coin ours a ‘network society’, or at least argue that we are on the path towards one. Electronic ICTs play a central element in both their accounts. Networked ICTs reveal the world as networks and induce a networked way of thinking about the world, and in turn, induce a networked way of acting on

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