Local Electronic Government: A Comparative Study

Overview

This book investigates how the internet is being used as a tool for comprehensively modernizing local government.
It compares and assesses attempts to create efficient and user-friendly electronic government at a local, municipal level, analysing the strategies and technologies applied, and the applications realized in order to do so. It investigates both how to implement sucessful e-government within and among the various administrative levels, and the potentials and limits of transferring best practice to under-performing cities.

This book includes new empirical research on e-government within the USA, the UK, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Japan. Readers may also be interested in its companion volume, National Electronic Government.

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Author Information

Bio of Helmut Druke

Helmut Dr�ke is a Senior consultant with Capgemini Germany and has worked as a researcher on a number of communication and e-government-related projects.

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Additional Info

Imprint

Taylor & Francis

Filesize

5.10 MB

Number of Pages

300

eBook ISBN

9780203002063