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The growth of e-government in municipal planning1

The growth of e-government in municipal planning1 The Growth of E-Government in Municipal Planning 81 The Growth of E-Government Editor’s Note: Many of the ideas in Municipal Planning gathered in this paper were used by the first author in a post- Hurricane Katrina project. That project is outlined by Evans- Cowley in an appendix to this Jennifer Evans-Cowley and Maria Manta Conroy article. A more detailed description of that project can be found linked to the online version of this article. -GOVERNMENT holds the promise of increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of government and Eenhancing the ability of citizens to interact with their Shi and Scavo government in meaningful and productive ways. In terms of inter- Mossberger et al. action, governments seek citizens’ input in identifying concerns, Conroy and Berke resolving conflicts, and generating support for policy initiatives. Conroy and Gordon The rapid diffusion of information and communication Wild and Marshall technologies (ICT) and the increasing diversity of e-government tools represent fundamental changes in the means by which Larson and Rainie government officials and citizens can interact. E-government LaPorte et al. technologies are promoting greater interactivity between citizens Kaylor Kaylor et al. and their government. Kaylor ICT potentially improves relationships between citizens and Lodge government, and http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Journal of Urban Technology Taylor & Francis

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The Growth of E-Government in Municipal Planning 81 The Growth of E-Government Editor’s Note: Many of the ideas in Municipal Planning gathered in this paper were used by the first author in a post- Hurricane Katrina project. That project is outlined by Evans- Cowley in an appendix to this Jennifer Evans-Cowley and Maria Manta Conroy article. A more detailed description of that project can be found linked to the online version of this article. -GOVERNMENT holds the promise of increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of government and Eenhancing the ability of citizens to interact with their Shi and Scavo government in meaningful and productive ways. In terms of inter- Mossberger et al. action, governments seek citizens’ input in identifying concerns, Conroy and Berke resolving conflicts, and generating support for policy initiatives. Conroy and Gordon The rapid diffusion of information and communication Wild and Marshall technologies (ICT) and the increasing diversity of e-government tools represent fundamental changes in the means by which Larson and Rainie government officials and citizens can interact. E-government LaPorte et al. technologies are promoting greater interactivity between citizens Kaylor Kaylor et al. and their government. Kaylor ICT potentially improves relationships between citizens and Lodge government, and

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Journal of Urban Technology – Taylor & Francis

Published: Apr 1, 2006

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