Latest Research in E-Government and Public Services

Top Research Topics in E-Government and Public Services

• E-Government and Public Services — 18 papers
• Social Capital and Networks — 8 papers
• Land Rights and Reforms — 8 papers
• FinTech, Crowdfunding, Digital Finance — 7 papers
• Legal Issues in South Africa — 7 papers
• Public Policy and Administration Research — 6 papers
• Economic and Technological Innovation — 5 papers
• Unemployment and Economic Growth — 4 papers
• Cybersecurity and Cyber Warfare Studies — 4 papers
• General Economics — 4 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. User interaction with digital platforms: A consumer protection perspective (1 citations)
2. The Joint Clearing Bargain: A Derived Objective for Two Coupled Variables, and the Constant It Reveals
3. FACTs about theorizing on global strategy amid geopolitical tensions
4. Analyzing the Association Between Commercial and Economic Status (B2G Relations) and the E-Government Inclination Index Using Neural Networks
5. Inequality by Code: Algorithmic Governance, Digital Welfare, and the Future of Human Development in India
6. Analyzing the Association Between Commercial and Economic Status (B2G Relations) and the E-Government Inclination Index Using Neural Networks
7. The Poverty-Conflict Trap: Escaping Cycles of Violence and Underdevelopment
8. Aligning Corporate Digital Responsibility Engagement with Consumer Expectations
9. Collaborative Governance Capacity as the Mechanism Linking Metagovernance and Strategic CSR to Public Service Performance: Evidence from Local Governments in Indonesia
10. Forecasting unemployment in Somalia using machine learning models
11. Merit A Moral Principle or an Economic Necessity
12. Statistical Analysis of the Structure of Population Employment by Type of Economic Activity in the RT
13. The Poverty-Conflict Trap: Escaping Cycles of Violence and Underdevelopment
14. Social Capital and the Architecture of Trust
15. Human Capital The Invisible Wealth of a Society
16. Human Capital The Invisible Wealth of a Society
17. The Invisible Strength Framework (ISF) A Conceptual Framework for Understanding Strong Societies
18. The Chains That Bind? Restrictive Covenants and Labor Market Entrants' Perceived Occupational Mobility
19. DNS Policy as Driver and Barrier: Investigating the Intersection of Security, Governance, and Innovation in Nigeria’s Digital Economy
20. Merit A Moral Principle or an Economic Necessity