Información General

• Autores: José Rodrigo Córdoba Pachón (coord.), Alejandro E. Ochoa Arias (coord.)
• Editores: Hershey [etc.] : Information Science Reference, c. 2010
• Año de publicación: 2010
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9781605668604
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Resumen

• Systems Thinking and E-Participation: ICT in the Governance of Society provides a systemic-based inquiry platform to explore boundaries, limits, and advantages of information and communication technology use in public decision making processes. This publication examines the impact of governmental technologies useful to those involved with politics, sociology, and information systems.

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Listado de artículos

• • Section 1: Systemic Conceptualizations of E-Participation, E-Governance, E-Government, Technology or Society

    • Chapter 1: Introduction:: Searching upon the Limits of E-Government and E-Participation- A Sytemic Appraisal

      José Rodrigo Córdoba Pachón, Alejandro E. Ochoa Arias

      págs. 1-12

      

    • Chapter 2: The Problem of Governance from a Autopoietic Perspective (and a Critical Comment on the Role of ICT)

      Amanda J. Gregory

      págs. 13-21

      

    • Chapter 3: Technology and Goverment: The Pursuit of Governmental Technologies in the Present

      Alejandro E. Ochoa Arias

      págs. 22-32

      

    • Chapter 4: Patterns for E-Government Development

      José Rodrigo Córdoba Pachón

      págs. 33-54

      

    • Chapter 5: Shifting Discourses on E-Government:: From Piecemeal Planning to Boundaries and Traditions

      José Rodrigo Córdoba Pachón, Kevin Orr

      págs. 55-67

      

  • Section 2: Mediation in the Context of E-Participation

    • Chapter 6: E-System for Public Health in India: Towards and Architectural Framework Incorporating Illiteracy Linguistic Diversity

      Rajneesh Chowdhury, Deepankar Medhi

      págs. 69-91

      

    • Chapter 7: E-Government Systems Architecture:: Contextual and Conceptual Level

      Ioannis Savvas, Elias Pimenidis, Alexander B. Sideridis

      págs. 92-108

      

    • Chapter 8: A Holistic Approach to E-Government:: Ongoing Research in Oman

      Ángeles Espinosa, Ahmed S. Al-Maimani

      págs. 109-134

      

    • Chapter 9: Electronic Government Implementation Projects with Multiple Agencies:: Analysis of the Electronic Invoice Project Under PMBOK Framework

      Alvaro Junqueira, Eduardo H. Diniz, Marcelo Fernández

      págs. 135-153

      

    • Chapter 10: Beyond E-Procurement:: A Framework to Develop E-Government Services for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMES)

      José Rodrigo Córdoba Pachón, Juan Gabriel Cegarra Navarro

      págs. 154-172

      

  • Section 3:Emerging Forms of Community Interaction: Groups and Tools

    • Chapter 11: Online Communities:: People and Processes

      Cecilia Loureiro-Koechlin

      págs. 174-185

      

    • Chapter 12: Ways of Citizen Learning:: Political Deliberation on the Internet

      María Ángela Petrizzo Páez, Francisco Javier Palm Rojas

      págs. 186-198

      

    • Chapter 13: Articulated Planning

      Jacinto A. Dávila, Ana Magaly Reyes

      págs. 199-210

      

  • Section 4: E-Configurations, Citizens and the State

    • Chapter 14: Building the Digital Government in Regions:: Success Factors and Institutional Barriers in Spanish Comunidades Autónomas

      J. Ignacio Criado

      págs. 212-232

      

    • Chapter 15: The Process of E-Government Public Policy Inclusion in the Governmental Agenda:: A Framework for Assesment and Case Study

      Federico Monteverde

      págs. 233-245

      

    • Chapter 16: A Historical Perspective of the Development of E-Gov in Brasil

      Alexander F. Barbosa, Octávio Prado, Alvaro Junqueira, Eduardo H. Diniz

      págs. 246-259

      

    • Chapter 17: E-Government and Its Evaluation in South East Europe:: The Case of Albania

      José Rodrigo Córdoba Pachón, Endrit Kromidha

      págs. 260-275

      

    • Chapter 18: Internet and Political Parties in Chile

      Eduardo Araya Moreno, Diego Barría Traverso, Gustavo Campos

      págs. 276-293

      

    • Chapter 19: Information and Comunication Technologies (ICTs) and Governmet:: A Challenge to the Concept of Citizenship?

      Alejandro E. Ochoa Arias, María Ángela Petrizzo Páez

      págs. 294-309

      

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