ABSTRACT

An examination of how information technology (IT) can be used in public administration, Information and Communication Technologies in Public Administration: Innovations from Developed Countries examines global perspectives on public administration and IT innovations. This book illustrates the theoretical context of current policies, issues, and imp

chapter 1|26 pages

Open Government Data: A European Perspective

ByALEJANDRO SÁEZ MARTÍN, ARTURO HARO DE ROSARIO, AND CARMEN CABA PÉREZ

chapter 3|16 pages

Does External Environment Affect E-Government? A Cross- Country Analysis

ByYUEPING ZHENG, AROON MANOHARAN

chapter 4|20 pages

Web-Based Participatory Democracy: Findings from Italy

ByGIANLUCA SGUEO

chapter 5|28 pages

Comparative Scientometric Analysis in Social Media: What Can We Learn? And What Is Next?

ByMANUEL PEDRO RODRÍGUEZ BOLÍVAR AND LAURA ALCAIDE MUÑOZ

chapter 6|16 pages

E-Government as an Innovative Product: Theories and Case Study

ByLEONIDAS ANTHOPOULOS, CHRISTOPHER G. REDDICK, IRENE GIANNAKIDOU, NIKOLAOS MAVRIDIS

chapter 8|24 pages

An Analysis of Failure in a Government-to-Government E-Government Context via the Updated Delone and McLean Model

ByLIES VAN CAUTER, MONIQUE SNOECK, AND JOEP CROMPVOETS

chapter 10|22 pages

The Evolution of Virtual Currencies: Analyzing the Case of Bitcoin

ByCECILIA G. MANRIQUE, GABRIEL MANRIQUE

chapter 12|20 pages

SPCData: The Italian Public Administration Data Cloud

ByGIORGIA LODI, ANTONIO MACCIONI, FRANCESCO TORTORELLI

chapter 14|22 pages

How Public Administration Restructuring Can Contribute to Greek Educational Reform

ByKONSTANTINOS ZACHARIS, PANDELIS IPSILANDIS, AND JAMES O’KANE