Alice Robbins
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4201372 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Alice Robbins |
| PRENOMES | Alice |
| SOBRENOME | Robbins |
| ASSINATURA | ROBBINS A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Indiana University Bloomington |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2020-9149 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1975 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Examining the Evolution of the Field of Public Administration through a Bibliometric Analysis of Public Administration Review
In 2015, Public Administration Review celebrated its 75th year of publication. For this milestone, the PAR Editorial Board selected the 75 most influential articles in the history of the journal and invited scholars to “revisit a selection of these articles” in order “to take stock of what these articles meant for the field.” Bibliometrics offers a complementary view of the history of a discipline and the evolution of its research and practice ag…
E‐Government
This article offers the definitions of e‐government, defines e‐services for citizens, provides examples of e‐government projects, describes various metrics employed to assess e‐government readiness, and discusses findings that demand (use) has not matched the supply of e‐government services because of three digital divides of access, skills, and acceptance (motivation).
Embracing Technology and the Challenges of Complexity
Advances in new digital platforms, innovative applications, and the convergence of computer, information, and communication technologies are transforming our everyday lives. ICTs have consequences for governance, community, work, information, knowledge, human communication, and well being, to name only a few. We live in a world where change is a constant, where interdependencies are multiple, heterogeneous, and increasingly fragile, and where unc…
A Preliminary Inquiry into the Methodologies Employed in Research on ICTs and Society
This paper originates in a commitment to write a panel presentation on the methodologies employed in published research on ICTs and society for the 2009 ICTs, Society, and Human Beings conference. The author recognized that this task was not feasible without a rethinking of how to proceed. This paper describes how the author reconceptualized her thinking about how to fulfill her original commitment and offers an example of how we begin to underst…
Information Please
How do “information machines” as the new media transform us? Critical cultural theorist and media scholar Mark Poster proceeds to answer this question about the relationship between technology and
Rob Kling In Search of One Good Theory
Rob Kling's legacy is a corpus of work that exemplifies the craft of inquiry and the social enterprise of science. This article examines his contribution to social informatics through an analysis of the multiple theories, methods, and sources of evidence he relied on to make his arguments about the social life of computing and the consequences of computerization. His citation identity demonstrates that he transcended disciplinary boundaries but g…
Administrative Policy as Symbol System
Standards for Maintaining, Collecting, and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity, formerly known as Statistical Policy Directive 15, is a classification system that governs the U.S. government’s collection and presentation of data on race and ethnicity. The directive underwent a public evaluation between 1993 and 1997 to determine whether the racial and ethnic group categories should be revised. This article links theories of the role of …
Sipp Access , an information system for complex data
The “collaboratory” concept has recently entered the vernacular of the scientific community to reflect new modes of scientific communication, cooperation and collaboration made possible by information technology. The collaboratory represents a scientific research center “without walls” for accessing and sharing data, information, instrumentation and computational resources. The principal applications of the collaboratory concept have been in the …
The Conference on Data Archives and Program Library Services
Examining the Evolution of the Field of Public Administration through a Bibliometric Analysis of Public Administration Review
In 2015, Public Administration Review celebrated its 75th year of publication. For this milestone, the PAR Editorial Board selected the 75 most influential articles in the history of the journal and invited scholars to “revisit a selection of these articles” in order “to take stock of what these articles meant for the field.” Bibliometrics offers a complementary view of the history of a discipline and the evolution of its research and practice ag…
Rob Kling In Search of One Good Theory
Rob Kling's legacy is a corpus of work that exemplifies the craft of inquiry and the social enterprise of science. This article examines his contribution to social informatics through an analysis of the multiple theories, methods, and sources of evidence he relied on to make his arguments about the social life of computing and the consequences of computerization. His citation identity demonstrates that he transcended disciplinary boundaries but g…
Administrative Policy as Symbol System
Standards for Maintaining, Collecting, and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity, formerly known as Statistical Policy Directive 15, is a classification system that governs the U.S. government’s collection and presentation of data on race and ethnicity. The directive underwent a public evaluation between 1993 and 1997 to determine whether the racial and ethnic group categories should be revised. This article links theories of the role of …
The Conference on Data Archives and Program Library Services
Sipp Access , an information system for complex data
The “collaboratory” concept has recently entered the vernacular of the scientific community to reflect new modes of scientific communication, cooperation and collaboration made possible by information technology. The collaboratory represents a scientific research center “without walls” for accessing and sharing data, information, instrumentation and computational resources. The principal applications of the collaboratory concept have been in the …
Administrative Policy as Symbol System
Standards for Maintaining, Collecting, and Presenting Federal Data on Race and Ethnicity, formerly known as Statistical Policy Directive 15, is a classification system that governs the U.S. government’s collection and presentation of data on race and ethnicity. The directive underwent a public evaluation between 1993 and 1997 to determine whether the racial and ethnic group categories should be revised. This article links theories of the role of …
Rob Kling In Search of One Good Theory
Rob Kling's legacy is a corpus of work that exemplifies the craft of inquiry and the social enterprise of science. This article examines his contribution to social informatics through an analysis of the multiple theories, methods, and sources of evidence he relied on to make his arguments about the social life of computing and the consequences of computerization. His citation identity demonstrates that he transcended disciplinary boundaries but g…
Information Please
How do “information machines” as the new media transform us? Critical cultural theorist and media scholar Mark Poster proceeds to answer this question about the relationship between technology and
A Preliminary Inquiry into the Methodologies Employed in Research on ICTs and Society
This paper originates in a commitment to write a panel presentation on the methodologies employed in published research on ICTs and society for the 2009 ICTs, Society, and Human Beings conference. The author recognized that this task was not feasible without a rethinking of how to proceed. This paper describes how the author reconceptualized her thinking about how to fulfill her original commitment and offers an example of how we begin to underst…
Embracing Technology and the Challenges of Complexity
Advances in new digital platforms, innovative applications, and the convergence of computer, information, and communication technologies are transforming our everyday lives. ICTs have consequences for governance, community, work, information, knowledge, human communication, and well being, to name only a few. We live in a world where change is a constant, where interdependencies are multiple, heterogeneous, and increasingly fragile, and where unc…
E‐Government
This article offers the definitions of e‐government, defines e‐services for citizens, provides examples of e‐government projects, describes various metrics employed to assess e‐government readiness, and discusses findings that demand (use) has not matched the supply of e‐government services because of three digital divides of access, skills, and acceptance (motivation).
Examining the Evolution of the Field of Public Administration through a Bibliometric Analysis of Public Administration Review
In 2015, Public Administration Review celebrated its 75th year of publication. For this milestone, the PAR Editorial Board selected the 75 most influential articles in the history of the journal and invited scholars to “revisit a selection of these articles” in order “to take stock of what these articles meant for the field.” Bibliometrics offers a complementary view of the history of a discipline and the evolution of its research and practice ag…
Computer Science (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (6 obras) · Law (4 obras) · World Wide Web (4 obras) · Information and Communications Technology (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Public Administration (3 obras) · Social Media and Politics (3 obras)