This paper describes the results of a pilot project, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, which explored the effectiveness of the public information and communications policies of the UK Parliament in London and the new devolved legislatures in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The study consisted of two elements: a series of indepth interviews with service providers; and interactive, electronically assisted interviews with the general public conducted in a roadshow environment. The paper focuses primarily on the results of the first stage of the research, relating these where appropriate to what was learned about user information behavior in the second stage
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This paper presented the key results of a study, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council,...
This chapter discusses the role and effectiveness of UK parliamentary public information services in...
This article discusses the results of an exploratory study, funded by the Economic and Social Resear...
Discusses recent and current research into citizenship information needs at the School of Informatio...
Discusses the second stage of a pilot study, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, whi...
This paper describes research to investigate the development of United Kingdom government policy on ...
During the last five years governments around the world, both national and local, have been improvin...
The aim of the research was to investigate the development of United Kingdom government policy on ci...
This article explores the ways in which information and communications technologies (ICTs) have beco...
Investigates attitudes amongst decision makers in the European Parliament to the role of information...
This thesis presents a critical review of the candidates Portfolio of Public Output, which is based ...
This paper is based upon early findings of PhD research at the Department of Information Science, Lo...
Parliamentary web presence is seen as a tool designed to buttress a range of key parliamentary funct...
This paper discusses critically the theoretical and methodological background to an Economic and Soc...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The purpose of this st...
This paper presented the key results of a study, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council,...
This chapter discusses the role and effectiveness of UK parliamentary public information services in...
This article discusses the results of an exploratory study, funded by the Economic and Social Resear...
Discusses recent and current research into citizenship information needs at the School of Informatio...
Discusses the second stage of a pilot study, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, whi...
This paper describes research to investigate the development of United Kingdom government policy on ...
During the last five years governments around the world, both national and local, have been improvin...
The aim of the research was to investigate the development of United Kingdom government policy on ci...
This article explores the ways in which information and communications technologies (ICTs) have beco...
Investigates attitudes amongst decision makers in the European Parliament to the role of information...
This thesis presents a critical review of the candidates Portfolio of Public Output, which is based ...
This paper is based upon early findings of PhD research at the Department of Information Science, Lo...
Parliamentary web presence is seen as a tool designed to buttress a range of key parliamentary funct...