Does public administration have artefacts?

Authors:
Miriam Lips
Affiliations:
Miriam Lips is Professor of E-Government at Victoria University of Wellington and Research Associate at the Oxford Internet Institute. E-mail: miriam.lips@vuw.ac.nz
Venue:
Information Polity - Reflections on ICT in Public Administration from the European Group on Public Administration
Year:
2007

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