Social media in government is becoming one of the major trends in Electronic Government
(e-government) research and practice worldwide. During the last few years, several authors …

Social media offer governments a new approach to create transparency and accountability,
to increase citizens' opportunities to participate and collaborate in decision making or to …

This research proposes a holistic and integrative theoretical model to discuss the effects of
eight predictors of citizens' attitudes towards open government and Government 2.0, and …

Second generation web-based technologies (Web 2.0) such as social media and
networking sites are increasingly being used by governments for activities ranging from …

Objetivo: determinar en qué medida existe un consenso en la literatura sobre la
caracterización de las diferentes etapas de desarrollo del gobierno electrónico en función …

This empirical study sees Open Government and Government 2.0 as a new ends and means
of e-government in the United States. The analysis of the data from the Pew Research …

Purpose–This paper aims to examine citizen interaction with e‐government using three e‐
participation models. The two major research questions of this paper are: what is the current …

Social media is being adopted at a rapid pace by governments around world and across
different levels of government. In Canada, federal, provincial and municipal governments …

Crowdsourcing in governance has gained widespread popularity and has become a
powerful tool to leverage the collective intelligence of citizens for the nation's social welfare …

Social media technologies offer substantial opportunities to public sector organizations for
developing community-based partnerships by facilitating engagement with citizens. Yet …