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Web 2.0 can create value for political processes by decreasing
costs and increasing opportunities for civic engagement, and, as a
result, will likely affect the future of governance. Public
Service, Governance and Web 2.0 Technologies: Future Trends in
Social Media investigates the effects of Web technologies and
social media on interaction and the political process. Researchers,
government administrators, and policymakers will benefit from the
book's examination of e-governance in an increasingly complex and
interdependent world. Readers will learn to use Web technologies to
address local and global problems and improve systems of
governance, social equity, economic activity, sustainability,
service delivery, transparency, and the ethical and legal
dimensions of public service.
E-Government Website Development: Future Trends and Strategic
Models focuses on three foundational aspects of e-government Web
sites, namely concepts or theories that influence e-government Web
site development, description and analysis of e-government Web site
experience from different national perspectives, and possible
models that might provide direction for future e-government
development. The authors brilliantly incorporate a combination of
basic concepts that will guide future development of governmental
Web sites, descriptive research about the state of e-government in
various parts of the world, and a specific prescription for the
future of e-government Web sites into one essential compilation.
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