On Line Citizenship On Line Citizenship

On Line Citizenship

Emerging Technologies for European Cities

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Publisher Description

On Line Citizenship discusses the evolutionary trends of cities in terms of e-government in the present and future technological scenario. The focus is on the transformation of the relationships between city administrations and citizens due to Information and Communication Technology. On a broad perspective, the book intends to present opportunities and threats in the development of on line citizenship in the framework of the European Union.  On Line Citizenship gathers original contributions and documents presented at the International Conference On Line Citizenship - Emerging Technologies for European Cities promoted by Telecities-Eurocities and the City of Venice in co-operation with Venice International University and sponsored by SUN Microsystems, held in Venice, May 30-31 2003.

The book presents e-government issues from an institutional as well as a practical point of view through the contributions of distinguished authors representative of the European Union, the European network of cities (Telecities) and the Italian Government.  On Line Citizenship offers an innovative approach in the analysis of technology's  evolutionary paths in e-government through a comparison with e-business trends.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2006
9 June
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
227
Pages
PUBLISHER
Springer US
SIZE
1.1
MB

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