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Teaching Resources on e-Government

  • 1.  Teaching Resources on e-Government

    Posted 08-09-2001 22:10
    From: Richard Heeks [mailto:mzdrbhs@mail1.mcc.ac.uk]

    The following resources are available for teaching and research
    on e-government:


    1. CASE BOOK ON TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED REFORM

    'Reinventing Government in the Information Age' - recently
    published in paperback by Routledge - presents more than a
    dozen international case studies of e-government applications
    and strategies.

    Each case has an educators' guide, enabling it to be easily used
    in teaching.

    The book analyses successful and unsuccessful approaches to
    IT use in the public sector, building a new model for practical
    improvement of IT-enabled reform projects.

    Further details, and links for orders and inspection copies, are
    available at:
    http://www.man.ac.uk/idpm/rgia.htm


    2. ONLINE REPORTS ON 'iGOVERNMENT'

    A series of online reports on information technology in the
    public sector is available:
    http://www.man.ac.uk/idpm/idpm_dp.htm#ig

    Each report has a linked educators' guide for training purposes
    containing both synopsis and development questions.

    A set of short online papers on e-government is also provided.


    3. LINKS PAGE ON E-GOVERNMENT

    A set of links to online government IT cases and strategies is
    available:
    http://www.man.ac.uk/idpm/devtlinx.htm#itgov


    If you have any queries about these resources, do please contact
    me.

    Richard Heeks

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    Dr Richard Heeks
    Senior Lecturer, Information Systems & Development
    Institute for Development Policy & Management
    University of Manchester
    Precinct Centre
    Manchester M13 9GH U.K.
    Phone: +44-161-275-2870 Fax: +44-161-273-8829
    Email: richard.heeks@man.ac.uk
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