E-Government: a practical guide to the legal issues
01 January 2004
| The approach taken in the book is to provide an accessible
commentary on the real legal questions faced by lawyers and
managers in the public sector when advising upon and preparing for
electronic government initiatives. |
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Author: Michael Chissick
Publisher: Sweet &
Maxwell
Publication date: 2004
ISBN: 0 421 79460 7
Table of contents:
The law is given as at
31 August 2003.
Part I - defining the scope of electronic
government
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What is electronic commerce |
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Key Government bodies involved in electronic government |
| Ch. 3: |
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The policy framework for electronic service delivery |
Part II - implementing electronic
government
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Electronic government an public procurement |
| Ch. 5: |
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What makes local authorities different? Considerations when
implementing electronic government at a local level |
| Ch. 6: |
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Drafting and negotiating the contract |
| Ch. 7: |
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Managing electronic government |
Part III - the implications of electronic
government
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Security and the Government gateway |
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Data protection, data sharing and employee monitoring |
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A presence on the web - legal implications of having a digital
presence |
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Intellectual property rights and domain names |
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Electronic voting |
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Electronic procurement |
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Electronic government in a wider context - eEurope 2005 and
similar initiatives |