Authors:
Marco Winckler
L'Administration électronique, French for e-government, is a particularly interesting case to study because it highlights some idiosyncrasies related to the French culture but also reveals how French public policy might be affected by the European context. This article presents a non-exhaustive list of topics that might shed some light on the current challenges in developing e-government applications in France. Adoption of IT: The French Paradox Generally speaking, French government and citizens are late adopters of information technologies. A good example is the online income-declaration system, implemented quite late in France in comparison to other pioneer countries, like Brazil,…
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