e-Government (SSIT 4)

e-Government (SSIT 4)

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The Fourth Social Study of IT workshop at LSE, 22-23 March 2004, Hong Kong Theatre, Ground Floor, Clement House

Papers, presentations and videos. Further videos will be available on this site shortly.

Monday 22 March

9:30 - 10am	Registration Tea and coffee
10am	Welcome address Professor Claudio Ciborra, LSE, Convenor of the Information Systems Group
10.30am	Enacting Technology in Cross-Agency Initiatives: structural transformation or consolidation? Jane Fountain - Harvard University	Presentation: Enacting Technology in Cross-Agency Initiatives: structural transformation or consolidation?
11.30am	Government IT Performance and the Power of the IT Industry: a cross-national analysis Professor Patrick Dunleavy - LSE	Presentation: Corporate Power and Government IT Performance - a seven country comparison
12.30pm	Lunch
2pm	The Role of the Government of Italy in the Debate on E-Government at the European and International Level Stefano Gatti - Italian Minister for Innovation and Technologies	Abstract: The Role of the Government of Italy in the Debate on E-Government at the European and International Level Presentation: The Role of the Government of Italy in the Debate on e-Government at the European and International Level
3pm	Tea and coffee in Café Pepe (Clement House, 3rd floor)
4pm	E-Governance Initiatives in Kerala - changing lives through ICT Aruna Sundarajan - Government of Kerala, India
5pm	Close

Tuesday 23 March

9.30am	Risks and Challenges for E-government Professor Claudio Ciborra, LSE	Presentation: Risks and Challenges for E-government Paper: Good Governance and Development Aid: risks and challenges of e-government in Jordan (PDF)
10am	ICT and Organisational Change Jannis Kallinikos, LSE	Presentation: ICT and Organizational Change Paper: The Social Foundations of the Bureaucratic Order (PDF)
10.30am	Giving Guns to Psychopaths: the case against joined-up government Simon Davies - LSE and Privacy International	Abstract: Giving Guns to Psychopaths: the case against joined-up government Presentation: Giving Guns to Psychopaths: the case against joined-up government
11am	Tea and coffee in Café Pepe (Clement House, 3rd floor)
11.30am	E-Government in Latin America and the Caribbean: the emerging role of the IDB Danilo Piaggesi - Inter-American Development Bank
12 noon	Panel discussion Claudio Ciborra - chair Professor Helen Margetts - University College London Dr Shirin Madon - LSE Simon Davies Danilo Piaggesi
1pm	Close