Government Information Quarterly 2002: Vol 19 Index

5 Pages·2002·1.2 MB·English

ARTICLES
Author/Title Index (for Articles)
E
Aldrich, Duncan, “E-Government: Initiatives, Develop- “The effects of September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on
ments, and Issues,” 349-355(4) (Symposium Arti- public and private information infrastructures: A
cles) preliminary assessment of lessons learned, ” 225-
“America’s pyramids: Presidents and their libraries,” 242(3) (Symposium Articles) (Jeffrey W. Seifert)
45-75(1) (Richard J. Cox) “E-Government: Initiatives, Developments, and _Is-
As, Adri van, see Lor, Peter J. sues,” 349-355(4) (Symposium Articles) (Duncan
“Availability, access, authenticity, and persistence:
Aldrich, John Carlo Bertot and Charles R. Mc-
Creating the environment for permanent public ac-
Clure)
cess to electronic government information,” 37-
“E-gov: Introduction and overview,” 9-35(1) (Harold
43(1) (George Barnum)
C. Relyea)
“Electronic government in the age of terrorism,” 243-
B 254(3) (Symposium Articles) (L. Elaine Halchin)
“Enlisting on-line residents: Expanding the boundaries
Barnum, George, “Availability, access, authenticity, of e-government in a Japanese rural township,”
and persistence: Creating the environment for per- 173-187(2) (Christopher S. Thompson)
manent public access to electronic government in- Erdelez, Sanda, see Doty, Philip
formation,” 37-43(1) “ERP systems implementation: Best practices in Cana-
Bertot, John Carlo, see Aldrich, Duncan dian government organizations,” 147-172(2) (Vinod
Birkinshaw, Patrick, “Freedom of information in the Kumar, Bharat Maheshwari, and Uma Kumar)
UK and Europe: Further progress?” 77-85(1)
F
C
Feinberg, Lotte E., “Homeland security: implications
Carlitz, Robert D., “Online Rulemaking: A Step Toward
E-Governance,” 389-405(4) (Symposium Articles) for information policy and practice-first appraisal,”
“Constitutional Principles and E-Government: An Opin- 265-288(3) (Symposium Articles)
ion about possible Effects of Federalism and the Sep- Fraser, Bruce, see Jaeger, Paul T.
aration of Powers on E-Government Policies,” 357- “Freedom of information in the UK and Europe: Fur-
368(4) (Symposium Articles) (Paul T. Jaeger) ther progress?” 77-85(1) (Patrick Birkinshaw)
Cox, Richard J., “America’s pyramids: Presidents and
their libraries,” 45-75(1)
D
Gellman, Robert, “Perspective on privacy and terror-
Dilevko, Juris, “Subject access to government docu- ism: all is not lost-yet,” 255-264(3) (Symposium
ments in an era of globalization: Intellectual bun- Articles)
dling of entities affected by the decisions of supra- Gottlieb, Lisa, see Dilevko, Juris
national organizations,” 123-145(2) “Government budget and accounting information pol-
Doty, Philip, “Information Micro-Practices in Texas icy and practice in Taiwan,” 189-200(2) (Tain Sue
Rural Courts: Methods and Issues For Jan and Fu Longe Tsai)
E-Government,” 369(4) (Symposium Articles) Gunn, Rosemary W., see Carlitz, Robert D.
Index / Government Information Quarterly 19 (2002) 435-438
H McClure, Charles R., see Sprehe, J. Timothy
McClure, Charles R.., see Aldrich, Duncan
Halchin, L. Elaine, “Electronic government in the age
of terrorism,” 243-254(3) (Symposium Articles) N
“Homeland security and information,” 213-223(3)
(Symposium Articles) (Harold C. Reylea) “The National Biological Information Infrastructure as
“Homeland security: implications for information pol- an E-Government Tool,” 407-424(4) (Symposium
icy and practice-first appraisal,” 265-288(3) (Sym- Articles) (Ron Sepic and Kate Kase)
posium Articles) (Lotte E. Feinberg)
O
“Online Rulemaking: A Step Toward E-Governance,”
“Information Micro-Practices in Texas Rural Courts: 389-405(4) (Symposium Articles) (Robert D. Car-
Methods and Issues For E-Government,” 369- litz and Rosemary W. Gunn)
387(4) (Symposium Articles) (Philip Doty and
Sanda Erdelez)
Pp
“It's not all on the net: Identifying, preserving and
protecting rare and unique federal documents,” 87-
Patterson, Giovanna, “Principal challenges facing elec-
97(1) (William Sleeman)
tronic records management in federal agencies to-
day,” 307-315(3)
“Perspective on privacy and terrorism: all is not lost-yet,”
255-264(3) (Symposium Articles) (Robert Gellman)
Jaeger, Paul T., “Constitutional Principles and E-Govern-
“Principal challenges facing electronic records man-
ment: An Opinion about possible Effects of Federal-
agement in federal agencies today,” 307-315(3)
ism and the Separation of Powers on E-Government
(Giovanna Patterson and J. Timothy Sprehe)
Policies,” 357-368(4) (Symposium Articles)
Jaeger, Paul T., “The structures of centralized govern-
R
mental privacy protection: approaches, models, and
analysis,” 317-336(3)
Jan, Tain Sue, “Government budget and accounting in- Reylea, Harold C., “E-gov: Introduction and over-
formation policy and practice in Taiwan,” 189-200(2) view,” 9-35(1)
Reylea, Harold C., “Homeland security and informa-
K tion,” 213-223(3) (Symposium Articles)
“The role of situational factors in managing U.S. fed-
eral recordkeeping,” 289-305(3) (J. Timothy
Kase, Kate, see Sepic, Ron
Kumar, Vinod, “ERP systems implementation: Best Sprehe, Charles R. McClure, and Philip Zellner)
practices in Canadian government organizations,”
147-172(2) S
Kumar, Uma, see Kumar, Vinod
Seifert, Jeffery W.., “The effects of September 11,
2001, terrorist attacks on public and private infor-
mation infrastructures: A preliminary assessment of
“Libraries and government information: The past is not lessons learned, ~ 225-242(3) (Symposium Arti-
necessarily prologue,” 1-7(1) (John A. Shuler) cles)
Lor, Peter J., “Work in progress: Developing policies Sepic, Ron, “The National Biological Information In-
for access to government information in the New frastructure as an E-Government Tool,” 407-424(4)
South Africa,” 101-121(2) (Symposium Articles)
Shuler, John A., “Libraries and government informa-
M tion: The past is not necessarily prologue,” 1-7(1)
Sleeman, William, “It’s not all on the net: Identifying,
Maheshwari, Bharat, see Kumar, Vinod preserving and protecting rare and unique federal
McClure, Charles R., see Jaeger, Paul T. documents,” 87-97(1)
Index / Government Information Quarterly 19 (2002) 435 438
Sprehe, J. Timothy, “The role of situational factors in
managing U.S. federal recordkeeping,” 289-305(3)
Sprehe, J. Timothy, see Patterson, Giovanna FirstGov, (reviewed by Tiffeni Fontno), 203-206(2)
“Subject access to government documents in an era of
globalization: Intellectual bundling of entities af- G
fected by the decisions of supranational organiza-
tions,” 123-145(2) (Juris Dilevko and Lisa Gott-
Government online: one click access to 3,400 federal
lieb) and state Websites, (reviewed by Lisa Pillow),
207(2)
H
Thompson, Christopher S., “Enlisting on-line resi-
dents: Expanding the boundaries of e- government Herman, Edward, (reviewed by Diane Bradley), 344-
in a Japanese rural township,” 173-187(2) 346(3)
Tsai, Fu Longe, see Jan, Tain Sue Hoffman, Gretchen McCord, (reviewed by Valerie D.
Glenn), 207-208(2)
W
“Work in progress: Developing policies for access to
government information in the New South Africa,” Interstate 40 Bridge Collapse at Webbers Falls Web
101-121(2) (Peter J. Lor and Adri van As) Site (reviewed by Charles D. Bernholz), 431(4)
Z
Zellner, Philip, see Sprehe, J. Timothy Johnson, Nancy J. (reviewed by Faye Couture), 430(4)
REVIEWS
Author/Title Index (for Reviews)
Locating United State Government Information: A Guide
to Sources, (reviewed by Diane Bradley), 344-346(3)
Locating United State Government Information: A
Guide to Sources, Internet Supplement, (reviewed
Clark, Suzanne M., (reviewed by Ben Amata), 209- by Diane Bradley), 344-346(3)
210(2)
Copyright in Cyberspace: Questions and Answers for M
Librarians, (reviewed by Valerie D. Glenn), 207-
208(2) Maxymuk, John, (reviewed by Lisa Pillow), 207(2)
D N
Dhillion, Gurpreet, (reviewed by Claudene Sproles), National Security Archive web site (reviewed by
346-347(3) Denise Arial Dorris), 432(4)
New England in U.S. Government Publication 1789-
1849: An Annotated Bibliography, (reviewed by
Ben Amata), 209-210(2)
Encyclopedia of the U.S. Census (reviewed by Ben
Amata), 427(4) R
Environmental Information Systems in Industry and
Public Administration (reviewed by Suzanne Hol- Rautenstrauch, Claus and Susanne Patig (reviewed by
combe), 428(4) Suzanne Holcombe), 428(4)
Index / Government Information Quarterly 19 (2002) 435—438
S
Social Responsibility in the Information Age: Issues
Understanding State Constitutions, (reviewed by
and Controversies, (reviewed by Claudene Spro-
Charles D. Bernholz), 343-344(3)
les), 346-347(3)
WwW
Tarr, G. Alan, (reviewed by Charles D. Bernholz),
343-344(3)
Telecommuting and Virtual Offices: Issues & Oppor- The White House Web site, (reviewed by Suzanne L.
tunities (reviewed by Faye Couture), 430(4) Holcombe), 210-212(2)