E-government theory and practice

Author: Song Jun [et al.]
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: A series of textbooks for higher education institutions in the 21st century. This book is written from an educational perspective, specifically designed for students and trainees in public administration, e-government, e-commerce, information management, library management, and other related disciplines across various colleges and cadre training institutions nationwide. It is a comprehensive textbook that integrates the basic theories and application technologies of e-government. The book consists of 11 chapters, which can be divided into two main parts: Basic Theories of E-Government and Application Technologies of E-Government.
The Basic Theories section, comprising Chapters 1–5, focuses on introducing the fundamental theories and related knowledge of e-government from the perspective of public administration. It also covers the current status and development trends of e-government construction in foreign countries, an analysis of the current state of e-government in China and the selection of development strategies, the system structure and objectives of e-government in China, as well as the profound impact of e-government on government management.
The Application Technologies section, comprising Chapters 6–11, emphasizes the network technologies and security technologies of e-government, as well as content such as information browsing, information searching, website design and web page creation, and electronic mail.