[Sigifp-l] Gov Info Quarterly, Volume 19, # 2 TOC

[Richard Hill]

The editors (see below) of _Government Information Quarterly: An
International Journal of Information Technology Management, Policies,
and Practices_ are pleased to announce the release of Volume 19, number
2 (2002). The issue explores a number of international information
policy, management, and organizational practices and research. The
upcoming issue (number 3), guest edited by Harold Relyea, is a timely
symposium issue that explores policy issues related to homeland
security.

Issue 2 articles include:
Work in progress: Developing policies for access to government
information in the New South Africa, Pages 101-121, by Peter J. Lor and
Adri van As.

Subject access to government documents in an era of globalization:
Intellectual bundling of entities affected by the decisions of
supranational organizations, Pages 123-145, by Juris Dilevko and Lisa
Gottlieb.

ERP systems implementation: best practices in Canadian government
organizations, Pages 147-172, by Vinod Kumar, Bharat Maheshwari and Uma
Kumar.

Enlisting on-line residents: Expanding the boundaries of e-government in
a Japanese rural township, Pages 173-188, by Christopher S. Thompson.
Government budget and accounting information policy and practice in
Taiwan, Pages 189-200, by Tain Sue Jan and Fu Longe Tsai.

Book/Feature reviews include
FirstGov http://www.firstgov.gov/, Pages 203-206, by Tiffeni Fontno.
Government online: one-click access to 3,400 federal and state Websites
ed. by John Maxymuk, 2001, 323 pages, $75.00, Neal-Schuman Publishers,
ISBN 1-55570-416-6, Page 207, by Lisa Pillow.

Copyright in Cyberspace: Questions and Answers for Librarians Gretchen
McCord Hoffman; New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, 2001. xvii, 264 pp.
(Neal-Schuman NetGuide series). $55.00 (paper) ISBN 1-55570-410-7, Pages
207-208, by Valerie D. Glenn.

New England in U.S. Government Publications 1789-1849: An Annotated
Bibliography Suzanne M. Clark; Connecticut: Greenwood Press. 1998. xv,
598 pp. $125.00 (cloth). ISBN 0-313-281218-9, Pages 209-210, by Ben
Amata

The White House Web Site. Washington, DC. Visited February
2002.<http://www.whitehouse.gov/>, Pages 210-212, by Suzanne L.
Holcombe.

The full text of these and other articles is available through Elsevier
ScienceDirect at
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/issue/6542-2002-999809997-322417,
as well as in print publication.
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Government Information Quarterly is a quarterly publication of Elsevier
Science. The journal explores such topics as information and
telecommunications policy; access to and use of government information;
information technology management, implementation, planning, and
evaluation; information services development, management, and provision
in a distributed networked environment; e-commerce in governments;
service quality assessment, benchmarking, and performance measurement;
and, governing and governance in a networked environment.

Additional information regarding the journal and journal submissions is
available at: http://www.elsevier.com/locate/govinf

John Carlo Bertot <jcbertot at lis.fsu.edu>, School of Information Studies,
Florida State University serves as the journal editor.

Charles R. McClure <cmcclure at lis.fsu.edu>, School of Information
Studies, Florida State University serves as the journal associate
editor.

John A. Shuler <alfred at uic.edu>, Documents, Maps, Microforms, &
Curriculum Department. Univeristy of Illinois Chicago serves as the
journal assistant editor.


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