Executive Summary
Government regulation plays a vital role in nearly every aspect of social and economic life. As a
result, any innovation in government practice that improves the way that regulatory agencies
make new rules is likely to have important public benefits. E-rulemaking, the subject of this
report, is one such promising area of innovation.
Interest in information technology and gov
Introduction
The economic and social development of the Third World, as such, was clearly not a
policy objective of the colonial rulers before the Second World War.1 Such an objective
wo
Introduction
For most of the 1990s, Rwanda and Bosnia have been embroiled in brutal civil wars.
Historical and political geographers are likely to appreciate the conflicts' many parallels.
Both sta
Executive Summary
Government regulation plays a vital role in nearly every aspect of social and economic life. As a
result, any innovation in government practice that improves the way that regulator
As the 21st century unfolds, professional associations (e.g., American Association for
the Advancement of Science, 1989, 1993; National Science Education Standards, 1996;
CMEC?s Pan-Canadian Science
