INTRODUCTION: EXPLOITING IT IN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION ‐ TOWARDS THE INFORMATION POLITY?
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Auteurs : Christine Bellamy ; John A. TaylorSource :
- Public Administration [ 0033-3298 ] ; 1994-03.
Abstract
This introduction to the theme issue on Towards the Information Polity? Public Administration in the information age presents the case for the systematic academic investigation of the changing relationships which characterize the ‘information polity’. This perspective on the information polity focuses on the significance of new kinds of informational resources and flows in government, and their interaction with broad directions of reform in contemporary public administration, including the new public management. It is argued that, whereas the literature of business strategy has emphasized the economic logic by which ‘informatization’ encourages organizational transformation, the articles in this issue demonstrate the importance of wider cultural, organizational and political factors to understanding processes of informatization and the changing nature of the emergent ‘information polity’.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9299.1994.tb00996.x
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