From government to e-governance : public administration in the digital age / Muhammad Muinul Islam, Mohammad Ehsan [editors].

Includes bibliographical references (pages 289-314) and index.

Introduction -- From e-government to e-governance: a holistic perspective on the role of ICTS -- Challenges of implementing e-governance in a politically-drive environment -- E-government: some factors for a conceptual model -- Alignment of ICT projects and investments to community values -- Core values, e-government implementation and its progress in Brunei -- E-government, m-government, l-government: exploring future ict applications in public administration -- A positive hegemony? arguing for a universal knowledge regime led by an e-governance savvy global knowledge enterprise -- From town hall to the virtual community: engaging the public with Web 2.0 and social media applications -- Marketing e-government to citizens -- From e-government to e-governance in Europe -- Combating corruption through e-governance -- Understanding e-governance: a theoretical approach -- Key success domains for business-it alignment in cross-governmental partnerships -- It product quality, impact on e-governance, measurement and evaluation -- E-government in Bangladesh: prospects and challenges -- Successfully applying "e" to governance.

"The book explores the nature, structure, experiences and processes of public administration in past civilizations and its changing trends and characteristics with an evolutionary perspective"--Provided by publisher.