Government 2.0 : using technology to improve education, cut red tape, reduce gridlock, and enhance democracy

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書誌事項

Government 2.0 : using technology to improve education, cut red tape, reduce gridlock, and enhance democracy

William D. Eggers

Rowman & Littlefield, c2004

  • : hardcover

タイトル別名

Government two point zero

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注記

Includes bibliographical references and index

収録内容

  • MyGov : building a citizen-centered government
  • Knocking down walls and building bridges
  • The infinite classroom
  • Wired roads
  • G2B : the egov invisible hand
  • The transparent state
  • The electronic advocate
  • Campaigns and elections on the Web
  • Solving the privacy and security riddle
  • Cyber defense
  • Overcoming hidden hurdles

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内容説明

Unhyped and therefore unnoticed, technology is altering the behavior and mission of city halls, statehouses, schools, and federal agencies across America. From transportation to education to elections to law enforcement (or, as we're now referring to it, "homeland security"), the digital revolution is transforming government and politics, slashing bureaucracies; improving services; producing innovative solutions to some of our nation's thorniest problems; changing the terms of the Left/Right political debate; and offering ordinary people access to a degree of information and individual influence until recently accessible only to the most powerful citizens, finally redeeming the Founding Fathers' original vision for our democracy, and enriching American life and society in the process. Based on interviews with over 500 leading politicians, researchers, technology industry CEOs and leaders, futurists and front-line public employees, Government 2.0 journeys across America and overseas to demonstrate the promise and perils of this emerging world and offer a likely road map to its implementation. You'll hear from technology executives preparing for an onrushing future when, for many citizens, most government interactions could take place on private-sector websites; from bureaucrats like OSHA's Ed Stern fighting to get their agencies to adopt expert systems technology; from William Bennett, whose virtual education company offers a glimpse into one possible future of American education; and from Governor Jeb Bush and former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani as they endeavor to overcome bureaucratic inertia to provide more open, efficient, and effective governments. Rich with anecdotes and case studies, Government 2.0 is a must read for every entrepreneur frustrated by paperwork, every parent who's sick of being surprised by bad report cards, every commuter stuck in traffic, every activist trying to fight City Hall, and every taxpayer who cares about the future of government.

目次

Part 1 Part I: Serving the Twenty-first Century Citizen Chapter 2 "MyGov:" Building a Citizen-Centered Government Chapter 3 Knocking Down Walls and Building Bridges Part 4 Part II: Information Age Approaches to Pressing Problems Chapter 5 The Infinite Classroom Chapter 6 Wired Roads Chapter 7 G2B: The eGov Invisible Hand Part 8 Part III: Digital Democracy Chapter 9 The Transparent State Chapter 10 The Electronic Advocate: Citizenry Online Chapter 11 Campaigns and Elections on the Web Part 12 Part IV: Breaking through the Barriers Chapter 13 Solving the Privacy and Security Riddle Chapter 14 Cyber Defense Chapter 15 Overcoming Hidden Hurdles

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