Abstract

GUERRERO SALGADO, Gilda Alicia. Technologies for integration: an analysis of three e-government experiences. E&c [online]. 2017, vol.1, n.4, pp.125-147. ISSN 2477-9245.  https://doi.org/10.37228/estado_comunes.v1.n4.2017.44.

Nowadays, the Latin America and the Caribbean region is experiencing integration processes that could be key to face the interdependence that shapes the International Community. In this way, States create economic and cooperative dynamics developed according to their own particular contexts, and planned on the basis of their sovereign decisions. As a tool, e-government is an opportunity to achieve these integrating mechanisms; and it is also a requirement to manage the channels of thick globalization, which involve countries worldwide. Therefore, this article describes three Latin American e-government experiences (eLAC 2007, eLAC 2010 and COSIPLAN 2016) in order to delineate their level and type of governance, by comparing their guidelines with the categories described by Antonio Camou (1995). This outlook would provide perspectives on the changes that have occurred in the conceptions and use of ICT for public management.

Keywords : ICT; integration; e-government; e-governance; interdependence; governance; globalization; democracy.

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