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Institutions, Policy Innovation, and E-Government in the American States

Tolbert, Caroline J. ; Mossberger, Karen ; McNeal, Ramona

Public administration review, 2008-05, Vol.68 (3), p.549-563 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc

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Institutions, Policy Innovation, and E-Government in the American States
Autor: Tolbert, Caroline J. ; Mossberger, Karen ; McNeal, Ramona
Assuntos: 1200 ; 5250 ; 9130 ; 9190 ; 9550 ; Budget deficits ; Comparative Analysis ; E-government ; Education ; Electronic government ; Experiment/theoretical treatment ; Government (Administrative Body) ; Government agencies ; Government Policy ; Government reform ; Governmental reform ; Information and communication technologies ; Information technology ; Innovation ; Innovation adoption ; Innovations ; Institutionalization ; Institutions ; Internet ; Legislatures ; Local Government ; Modernization ; New Perspectives on E-Government ; Policy studies ; Political sociology ; Population ; Population Distribution ; Public administration ; Public policy ; Public sector ; Public Services ; Ranking ; Reforms ; Social change ; Social innovation ; Social policy ; State budgets ; State government ; State Policy ; Statistical Analysis ; Studies ; Technological change ; Technological innovation ; Telecommunications systems & Internet communications ; U.S.A ; United States ; United States of America ; Web services
É parte de: Public administration review, 2008-05, Vol.68 (3), p.549-563
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Descrição: Examining the rankings of American states in one fast-growing policy area, e-government, states with the most sophisticated and comprehensive policies varied over a five-year period. What factors account for change in digital government policy innovation over time? Using time-series analysis and 50-state data, the authors find that state institutional capacity is important for continued innovation. They also find an association between reinvention in state governments and the institutionalization of information technology, suggesting a more general orientation toward government reform and modernization. Although state wealth and education were not significant in previous studies, they emerge as predictors of later innovation. The theoretical contribution of this study is to better understand the dynamic character of innovation over time and the role of institutions. The link between reinvention and e-government raises the possibility that the modernization of state institutions generally facilitates innovation.
Editor: Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc
Idioma: Inglês

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Tolbert, Caroline J. ; Mossberger, Karen ; McNeal, Ramona

Malden, USA: Blackwell Publishing Inc

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