Chinese E-government Cases

Author: Yao Guozhang
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book selects 30 typical cases of China's e-government development. Through a comprehensive and systematic introduction and analysis, the author attempts to outline the current state of e-government development in China, enabling readers to better grasp the essence and trends of e-government development. The cases included in this book cover various levels and types: at the national level, there are cases such as the Central Government Portal, China E-Port, and the e-government development case of the Ministry of Commerce; at the provincial level, there are cases from Chongqing, Guangdong, and Heilongjiang; at the prefecture-level city level, there are cases from Shenzhen, Qingdao, and Ningbo; at the county level, there are cases from Cixi and Pinghu; other types include the Shanghai Social Security and Citizen Service Information System case, the Beijing E-Government Online Approval Project case, the Nanning Urban Emergency Response Coordination Center case, the Zhuhai Online Government Procurement E-Government case, and the Beijing Chaoyang District "grid-based" urban management case, among others. This book can serve as a teaching material for university-related courses on "E-Government Cases," an examination material for self-study courses on "E-Government Case Analysis" in various regions, and a preferred reading for civil servants at the national level to study and research e-government.