Public sector transformation through E-government: experiences from Europe and North America / Edited by Vishanth Weerakkody & Christopher, G. Reddick.

Includes bibliographies and indexes.

Public sector transformation through e-government -- Open governmenttransformation -- E-government and the evolution of service Canada;transfomation or stagnation -- Transformative -goverment and public service:public libraries in times of economic hardship -- AA green revolution: innovation and transformation in the use of ICT by the Irish department of Agriculture -- Bridging E-govermnet and performance in the Italian public sector -- Identifying core capabilities for transformational local digital government;a preliminary conceptual model -- Examining successful public sector electronic sevices in Finland -- Identifying online citizens;understanding the trust problem -- Profilling E-participation research in Europe and North Americs:a bibliometric analysis about articles published -- Rational choice theory: using the fundamentals of human behavior to tackle the digital divide - E-government for all: from improving access to improving the lives of the disadvantages -- Collaborative government: e-nabled interagency collaboration as a means for government process redesign -- Diffusion of personalized services among Dutch municipalities:evolving channels of persuasion -- E-government adoption of XBRL: a UK/US comparison -- E-government implementation in times of change: the rolle of shared services in transforming government -- E-strategic management lessons ffron Greece -- State response to Obama's broadband access policy: a study in policy implementation.