Introduction to E-government

Author: Zhang Ruixin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Considering both theoretical needs and practical requirements, China Renmin University Press organized scholars and experts from ten universities across the country, as well as institutions such as the Central Party School of the Communist Party of China, the National School of Administration, and the Beijing School of Administration, who are engaged in teaching and research in public management and e-government, to collaboratively compile this book, "Introduction to E-Government." The aim is to make a meaningful attempt in the construction of the theoretical system of e-government and the development of e-government teaching materials in higher education institutions. The book is divided into 12 chapters. Chapter 1 analyzes the background of the proposal for e-government; Chapter 2 explores the concept and role positioning of e-government; Chapter 3 introduces the functions and business models of e-government; Chapter 4 elaborates on the business activities of e-government and analyzes the government's management of e-commerce; Chapter 5 introduces the models, objectives, and experiences of global e-government development; Chapter 6 introduces the tasks and plans for China's e-government construction; Chapter 7 provides a systematic overview of the supporting technologies of e-government; Chapter 8 analyzes the infrastructure required for building e-government; Chapter 9 discusses the technical security framework of e-government; Chapter 10 elaborates on the legal and regulatory framework of e-government; Chapter 11 discusses e-government and government innovation; and Chapter 12 provides a detailed explanation of two practical cases of e-government construction.