Legislator's guide to local governments in Illinois : special districts.

"August 1992."

Legislators' guide to local governments : general purpose units /

Includes a listing by subject of the general purpose powers granted to local governments in Illinois. Gives a brief description of the powers with citations to the Illinois Compiled Statutes.

Local and regional planning notes.

Description based on: no. 18 (Nov. 1968)

Purchasing, a guide book for local governments /

Cover title.

Report of the Joint Committee on Regional Government, submitted to the Illinois General Assembly and Governor James R. Thompson.

Cover title.

Three episodes of Massachusetts history: the settlement of Boston bay; the Antinomian controversy; a study of church and town government.

Photocopy.

Federal state and local transportation financial statistics, fiscal years 1977-1987 /

"Sixth in a series which presents time series data on federal, state and local government transportation-related expenditures and receipts for fiscal years beginning with 1977"--P. [1]

City and county government ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The stake of rural people in metropolitan government /

Bibliography: p. 20-21.

State and local pension fund investment performance /

"Prepared for the Urban Institute as part of the project, 'Economic Issues of State and Local Pension Plans,' U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, grant no. H-2921-RG."

Loi sur la nouvelle division de l'Empire en gouvernemens généraux formés sous le nom de vilayet.

Cover title: Loi sur la nouvelle division de l'Empire en gouvernemens généraux formés sous le nom de vilayets.

Report of Public Examiner on the revenues, expenditures, and debt of state and local governments in Minnesota.

After 1943, detailed data for individual cities and villages released in a separate report; only in summary form in this report.

Three episodes of Massachusetts history: the settlement of Boston Bay; the Antinomian controversy; a study of church and town government,

Paged continuously.

Government in rural America.

Mode of access: Internet.

The effect of enacted capabilities on adoption of a government electronic procurement system by Malaysian SMEs

Prior studies have shown that innovative information systems (IS) adoption behaviour by small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) is greatly dependent on organizational and environmental characteristics. Government influence (i.e., federal and local government agencies) was found to play an important role in the promotion or enforcement of innovative IS adoption by SMEs, and it is vital for ensuring adoption of nationwide innovative IS, particularly in developing economies. This study introduces the construct of enacted capabilities and examines the enacted capabilities that motivate SMEs to use innovative IS (i.e., a government's electronic procurement systems) to its full potential. A model of how enacted capabilities affect IS adoption behaviour through perceived net benefits and attitude is developed. A survey (and follow-up interviews) of CEOs/owners from Malaysian SMEs was conducted. Results indicate the enacted capabilities possessed by SMEs play a prominent role in determining the adoption of government electronic procurement systems by these enterprises.