• DOI:10.1145/2757401.2757424
Corpus ID: 33520068

The digital reality: e-government and access to technology and internet for American Indian and Alaska Native populations

@inproceedings{Parkhurst2015TheDR,
  title={The digital reality: e-government and access to technology and internet for American Indian and Alaska Native populations},
  author={N. D. Parkhurst and T. Morris and Emery Tahy and Karen Mossberger},
  booktitle={dg.o '15},
  year={2015}
}

N. D. Parkhurst, T. Morris, +1 author Karen Mossberger

Published in dg.o '15 2015

Computer Science

Information and communications technologies are powerful resources and tools for tribal governments to engage with their constituents, deliver services, conduct efficient and transparent administration, interact with other governments, and carry out policies. Digital government may in many ways be even more critical for tribes than for many other governments. As sovereign nations, tribal governments are engaged in complex relationships with other governments: local, state and federal… CONTINUE READING

View on ACM

aipi.clas.asu.edu

Save to Library

Create Alert

Cite

Launch Research Feed