This study discusses the current state of the art and future directions of research on
digitalization, accountability, and accounting in public services. Through a systematic …

While government organizations continue to invest in e‐Government systems, there is still
uncertainty as to the benefits that can be generated. Without clear expectations, it will be …

The last few decades have witnessed unprecedented transformations in every sector of
society, resulting from the explosive advancement of information and communication …

There is a very limited empirical research examining the impact of media and content types
on stakeholders' engagement on social media platforms, and basically none within the …

Regions and cities face unceasing pressures to adapt in response to processes of
globalization, changes in industrial production, and new patterns of migration and trade. At …

The opening of data has been credited for improving transparency and for providing a
window on government functioning. Although this relationship is intuitively apparent, it is in …

This study aims to assess whether the current structure and organization of some of the most
prominent open government portals ('data. gov'type) is adequate for supporting …

Citizen trust in government at the macro level has been studied by public administration
scholars for many years. To further our understanding, assessing trust at the meso level of …

Despite the importance of government transparency to promote accountability and prevent
maladministration, empirical research has failed to produce proper tools to assess and …

Various authors have highlighted the potential contribution of the internet to enhance the
interactivity, transparency, and openness of public sector entities and to promote new forms …