This study seeks to fill in open government research gaps by structuring and shedding light
on the field of empirical open government research by means of a systematic literature …

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

Governments have adopted e-participation, but citizens' engagement in e-participation is
limited. While studies have visited the topic of e-participation factors, few have considered …

In recent years, public sector organizations have increasingly focused on citizen contribution
by adopting instruments known from open innovation. By collaborating with the periphery …

Highlights•A new research paradigm of open team science interlinks open science and
community-based participatory research (CBPR).•Three recent CBPR cases to address …

In the digital information era, dealing with privacy issues is problematic in related research
since online activities have become an inevitable trend. Following the privacy paradox …

Abstract 'Open government'refers to transparent, participative decision-making and platform-
based citizen-government collaboration and has emerged as one paradigm at the local …

With the development of the Internet, social networking sites have empowered the public to
directly express their views about social issues and hence contribute to social change. As a …

Governments are increasingly using digital platforms to integrate citizens in public service
delivery. However, research indicates that digital co-production initiatives are not reaching …

Abstract Open Government Data (OGD) initiatives are picking up across the globe with their
emphasis upon the tenets of transparency, collaboration, and participation. While much of …