Information Resources Management Association,
Politics and social activism : concepts, methodologies, tools, and applications - Hershey, PA :, Information Science Reference 2016 - 612p
978-1-4666-9463-3
Volume I.
Fundamental concepts and theories -- Internet, national citizenship and the sovereignty paradox -- Achieving useful government accountability and transparency websites -- Gamut of E-government research, design and implementation -- Democratising E-democracy -- G2C marketing : dimensions and functions of ZRM -- Social tyranny and democratic governance in the information age -- ICT in direst democracy : E-referendum, a well structured domestic participation evolvement or a democracy illusion -- Digital media, secrecy and international law making -- Social media and public administration -- Fashionable functions : A Google ngram view of trends in functional differentiation -- Review of the factors affecting users satisfaction in electronic government services -- Globalizing migration dialogue: a model for combining innovative pedagogy, community service learning and research -- E-government -- Ontology development and E-government project management -- Semantic-enabled framework for E government system development -- Strategic planning process of social media advertisement -- Tools and technologies -- Technological divide in developing countries -- citizen education and technology -- Open source systems/ software in developing requisite E-government solutions for the developing countries -- E-procurement systems as E-government platform's -- Social media and free knowledge -- Information platform for enterprises 2.0 -- IT and collaborative community services -- Cloud computing and Gov 2.0 : Canadian public sector -- ICTs: convenient , yet subsidiary tools in changing democracy -- Mass media -- Women's rights -- Human enhancement technologies and democratic citizenship -- Technology-enhanced pedagogical models to learn critical citizenship at a South African university
Political participation.
Social action. Information technology -- Political aspects
322.4 / IRM/P
Politics and social activism : concepts, methodologies, tools, and applications - Hershey, PA :, Information Science Reference 2016 - 612p
978-1-4666-9463-3
Volume I.
Fundamental concepts and theories -- Internet, national citizenship and the sovereignty paradox -- Achieving useful government accountability and transparency websites -- Gamut of E-government research, design and implementation -- Democratising E-democracy -- G2C marketing : dimensions and functions of ZRM -- Social tyranny and democratic governance in the information age -- ICT in direst democracy : E-referendum, a well structured domestic participation evolvement or a democracy illusion -- Digital media, secrecy and international law making -- Social media and public administration -- Fashionable functions : A Google ngram view of trends in functional differentiation -- Review of the factors affecting users satisfaction in electronic government services -- Globalizing migration dialogue: a model for combining innovative pedagogy, community service learning and research -- E-government -- Ontology development and E-government project management -- Semantic-enabled framework for E government system development -- Strategic planning process of social media advertisement -- Tools and technologies -- Technological divide in developing countries -- citizen education and technology -- Open source systems/ software in developing requisite E-government solutions for the developing countries -- E-procurement systems as E-government platform's -- Social media and free knowledge -- Information platform for enterprises 2.0 -- IT and collaborative community services -- Cloud computing and Gov 2.0 : Canadian public sector -- ICTs: convenient , yet subsidiary tools in changing democracy -- Mass media -- Women's rights -- Human enhancement technologies and democratic citizenship -- Technology-enhanced pedagogical models to learn critical citizenship at a South African university
Political participation.
Social action. Information technology -- Political aspects
322.4 / IRM/P