Purpose This study aims to understand and explain factors that influence how, when and
under which conditions local governments adopt digital technologies for citizen …

The evolution of the internet and the popularity of the social media have brought new
possibilities for citizens' participation into government decision-making. Laws, in democratic …

Graphics and vision are approximate inverses of each other: ordinarily graphics processing
units (GPUs) are used to convert ldquonumbers into picturesrdquo (ie computer graphics). In …

As social inclusion increasingly relies on technological drivers, digital government
transformation (DGT) has been recognized as critical for promoting social inclusion. A …

This editorial introduces a special issue resulting from a panel on Internet and policy
organized by the Oxford Internet Institute (University of Oxford) at the 2015 International …

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 …

The use of digital tools to promote citizen participation,—ie, either e-participation or digital
participation,—is spreading around the world (Steinbach et al., 2019), and most larger cities …

This study aimed to determine Indonesian students' perspectives on digital citizenship skills.
Digital literacy is one of the most important needs in the community and the school …

Digital transformation is dramatically changing the provisioning of public sector services. As
such, it has moved from an added channel to fundamentally resha** the public sector …

Digital citizenship attempts to assist the younger generation in making prudent and
acceptable decisions in various digital contexts. Society's disregard for digital citizenship …