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FYI Research (FW: [egov4dev] Analysing e-Government Failure: NewOnline Paper Compares Different Approaches)

From
Colin Wallis <>
Date
2010-11-14T22:56:55+00:00
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FYI Research (FW: [egov4dev] Analysing e-Government Failure: NewOnline Paper Compares Different Approaches)
Greetings
all

 

This
from a Yahoo Group list I subscribe to.

 

Richard
Heeks is a regular, if not frequent, contributor there.

 

This
Yahoo group list is fairly quiet but I find useful as it comprises a number of
Asia Pacific located folks (e.g. Sri Lanka), that are not members of eGov OASIS.

 

I
haven't read this in detail but on a quick skim I saw some things that would
resonate with this group.  

 

Cheers

Colin

 

From: Colin Wallis
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Sent: Monday, 15 November 2010 11:04 a.m.

To: Colin Wallis

Subject: FW: [egov4dev] Analysing e-Government Failure: New Online Paper
Compares Different Approaches

 

To:


From: 

Date: Fri, 12 Nov 2010 23:54:44 +0000

Subject: [egov4dev] Analysing e-Government Failure: New Online Paper Compares
Different Approaches

  

A new paper in the i-Government Working
Paper series is available at: http://www.sed.manchester.ac.uk/idpm/research/publications/wp/igovernment/index.htm

It compares factoral, systems and interpretive approaches to the analysis of
e-government project failure. It identifies the different conceptual,
methodological and epistemological foundations of each approach, and
illustrates approach selection adopted in one research case study.

The paper has a linked educators' guide to facilitate its use for postgraduate
and researcher training.

Richard Heeks

Director, Centre for Development Informatics

University of Manchester, UK

http://www.manchester.ac.uk/cdi

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