The notion of corruption has emerged as a prominent topic against the backdrop of e-
government. However, there are diverse but disorganized viewpoints about the relationship …

The open government paradigm implies that public processes are becoming more
transparent, public information is available online, and citizens and nongovernmental …

During the last decade, a new approach to bureaucratic reform in the field of public
administration, open government, has aimed to increase government transparency and …

Against a backdrop of scant scholarly evidence regarding the effectiveness of E-
Participation (EP) in enabling broader macro-level outcomes, we posit that electronic …

The national‐level data extracted from the World Bank, Transparency International, and the
United Nations databases were analysed in this study to examine the contribution of e …

Prior research has examined the effect of e‐government on corruption but has only
considered perceived political corruption that differs from the actual corruption that citizens …

With the accelerated evolution of smart mobile applications, more government organizations
are putting forth efforts to motivate their citizens to utilize mobile government (m-gov) …

We offer evidence that public sector corruption has an inverse association with evaluations
of performance at both the local and central government levels. Consistent with ex ante …

The aim of this study is to examine the effect of Arab cultural dimensions on employees'
adoption of e-government services by adaptation of the cultural dimensions concept as …

The success of citizens' electronic participation, or eParticipation, depends not only on
mitigating digital divide challenges, but also on facing socio-organizational issues such as …