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Transforming Government: People, Process and Policy
ISSN: 1750-6166
Online from: 2007
Subject Area: Industry and Public Sector Management
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Volume 3 issue 1
Published: 2009, Start page: p7Icon key: 
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| 1776358 | An analysis of e-Government research published in Yogesh K. Dwivedi (pp. 7 - 15) Keywords: Communication technologies, Government, Publications, Research Article type: Viewpoint Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (61kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1776359 | The framework for sustainable eDemocracy development Suree Funilkul, Wichian Chutimaskul (pp. 16 - 31) Keywords: Communication technologies, Democracy, Modelling, Quality, Sustainable development Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (91kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1776360 | User exclusion and fragmented requirements capture in publicly-funded IS projects Christopher Folkerd, Gabriella Spinelli (pp. 32 - 49) Keywords: Information systems, Police, Project evaluation, United Kingdom, User interfaces Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (117kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1776361 | Digitising criminal justice in England and Wales: revisiting information-growth dynamics Federico Iannacci (pp. 50 - 64) Keywords: Communication technologies, Criminal justice, Digital storage, England, Governance, Wales Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (99kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
| 1776362 | Antecedents of paperless income tax filing by young professionals in India: an exploratory study Amitabh Ojha, G.P. Sahu, M.P. Gupta (pp. 65 - 90) Keywords: Communication technologies, Government, Income tax, India Article type: Research paper Please login | Abstract & purchase [ HTML & PDF (148kb) ] | Reprints & permissions |
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| 1776363 | Editorial Zahir Irani Abstract | View HTML |
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