INFORMATION POLICY IN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
INFORMATION POLICY, NATIONAL, DEVELOPMENTAbstract
National and community development commonly rest on the management of information
considering the importance of the role of information, the policies are required to regulate the
infrastructures and sources of information. Historically, the basic concepts and practices of
information policies have changed since 1950 suited with the social needs. In the recent years, the
policies and practices have been integrated with the sophisticated Information and
Technology (IT). This design aims to provide the information more informative easily
consumed by the society. The use of IT based-information is expected to promote the growth of
the modernization of the government and a good e-commerce environment.
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The International Information & Library Review 36: 169-179.Braman, S. 2009. Change of state:
information, policy, and power. London: The MIT Press.
Braman, S. 2011.Defining information policy. Journal of Information Policy, 1 (1): 1-5.
Burger, R.H. 1993. Information Policy: A Framework for Evaluation and Policy Research.
Norwood: Ablex.
Bustamante, J. 2007. Comparing the situation in Latin America and the Caribbean.In Aballi, I.F.
(pnyt.).
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UNESCO. http://infolac.ucol.mx/observatorio/ arte_libro.pdf [29 August 2007].
Calanag, M. L. 2003. Public Libraries in the Information Society: What do Information Policies
say?
World Library and Information Congress: 69th IFLA General Conference and Council: 1-9
August 2003, Berlin.
Case, D. O. 2010.A Framework for Information Policies with Examples from the United States.
Library
Philosophy and Practice. http://digitalcommons.unl.edu/libphilprac/432. [21 December 2010].
Chaparro, S. 2008. Digitization of the academic library in Brazil: a proposed advocacy model for
successful formulation of information legislation and policy in developing countries.Thesis
Ph.D The State University of New Jersey.
Cornella, A.1998.Information policies in Spain.Government Information Quarterly 15 (2):197-
220.
Dae, Yun Chon. 1996. Searching for a comprehensive U.S. national information policy for the
21st
century. Thesis Ph.D. Arizona State University.
Duff, U.S. 2004. The past, present, and future of information policy: toward a normative theory
of the
information society. Information, Communication & Society 7 (1): 69-87.
99
Henrici, I. 2004. Approach to the formulation of a national information policy for South Africa.
South
African Journal of Library & Information Science 70 (1): 30-38.
Hosman, L & Howard, P. N. 2010.Information Policy and Technology Diffusion: Lessons from
Bosnia,
Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and Slovenia.World Information Access Project
Working Paper # 2010.1. Seattle: University of Washington.
Jaeger, P.T. 2007.Information policy, information access, and democratic participation: The
national and
international implications of the Bush administration's information politics. Government
Information Quarterly 24 (4): 840-859.
Room, N. 2006.Factors hindering effective management of government information in Kenya.
International Seminar on the Strategic management and Democratic Use of Government
Information in Africa. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, March 27-30.
Koga, T. 2010. Changing face of access to government information in Japan: Issues concerning
policy, the electronic environment, and the role of libraries and archives. 5th
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International Shanghai (Hangzhou) International Library Forum Hangzhou Public
Library: 24-27 August 2010, Hangzhou, China.
Lei, Zheng. 2007. Cross-national information policy conflict regarding access to information:
building a conceptual framework. The Proceedings of the 8th Annual International Digital
Government Research Conference, p. 201-211.
Maxwell, EG. 2004. Mapping information policy frames: the politics of the digital millennium
copyrightact. Journal of the American Society for Information Science & Technology 55
(1): 3-12.
MokminB .. 2005. Digital Divide and Impact on Lifelong Education Development. National
Seminar on ICT in Education.Organized by the Faculty of Information and
Communication Technology, UniversitiIdris Teachers University. Kuala Lumpur, 17-19
November.
Moore, N. 2005.Information policies in Asia a review of information and communication policies
in the Asian region. Bangkok: UNESCO.
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