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Managing WWW in public administration : Uses and misuses
by Chaomeng James Huanga | Mei-Hui Chao. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type:  Article; Literary form:
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The metadata approach to accessing government information
by William E. Moen. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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GILS metadata initiatives at the state level
by Allen Mullen. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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The metadata approach to accessing government information
by William E. Moen. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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GILS metadata initiatives at the state level
by Allen Mullen. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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Informing and evaluating a metadata initiative : Usability and metadata studies in Minnesotas Foundations Project
by Eileen Quam. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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The Find-It
by Anne Craig | Suzanne Schriar. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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A metadata initiative for global information discovery
by Eliot Christian. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Knowledge management : A U.S. Social Security Administration case study
by Bonnie Rubenstein-Montano | Judah Buchwalterb | Jay Liebowitz. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Best practices in electronic government : Comprehensive electronic information dissemination for science and technology
by Thurman L. Whitson | Lynn Davis. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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E-Governance & government on-line in Canada : Partnerships, people & prospects
by Barbara Ann Allen | Luc Juilleta | Gilles Paqueta | Jeffrey Roy. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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Citizens access to on-line state legislative documents
by Jody Condit Fagan | Bryan D. Fagan. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Developing fully functional E-government : A four stage model
by Karen Layne | Jungwoo Lee. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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Grabbing ERIC by the tail : Introducing the ERIC commissioned papers
by R. David Lankes. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Integrating 21st century access to ERIC services and resources
by Stuart A. Sutton. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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ERIC user services : Changes and evaluation for the future
by Ingrid Hsieh-Yee. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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Congress legislative information systems : THOMAS and the LIS
by Jeffrey C. Griffith. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Electronic signatures : technology developments and legislative issues
by Richard M. Nunno. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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Freedom of information spreads to Europe
by Henry H. Perritt Jr | Zachary Rustad. Source: Government Information QuarterlyMaterial type: Article; Literary form:
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Freedom of information in the U.K. : a progress report
by Patrick J. Birkinshaw. Source: Government Information Quarterly Material type: Article; Literary form:
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