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E-GOVERNMENT ELEMENTS IN THE SECTORAL PUBLIC POLICIES: A CASE STUDY REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND EDUCATIONAL SECTOR

Dorina Ticu ()
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Dorina Ticu: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania

The USV Annals of Economics and Public Administration, 2019, vol. 19, issue 1(29), 179-183

Abstract: This article aims to identify the role of the e-government elements at the sectoral public policies level, also at the local level, namely in the case of the educational public policy. The article is based on a quantitative analysis of the institutional system of local public space: the educational sistem - namely "Alexandru Ioan Cuza" High School from Iasi - based on questionnaires, trying to identify whether the elements of e-government are present at this level, and as well what is the role and their necessity on the public-administrative level. The present study uses the questionnaire as tool which has as its theme the use of new technologies applied to a sample of 107 respondents - students of the Romanian High Scool.

Date: 2019
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