This study analyses the impact of the use of digital technology on economic growth for 39
African countries from 2012 to 2016. This analysis applies a system GMM estimator to …

Gender equality in access to the internet and mobile phones has become increasingly
recognised as a development goal. Monitoring progress towards this goal however is …

Electronic Governance (EGOV) research studies the use of Information and Communication
Technologies to improve governance processes. Sustainable Development (SD) research …

Spatial inequality has been one of the key development characteristics considered across
developing countries. However, relatively few studies examine the mechanisms by which …

Mobile phones are recognized as a primary platform for mitigating the digital divide and
increasing economic growth, and the same appears to be true for Nigeria, the largest …

The African Union has declared 2010–2020 as the African Women's Decade to accelerate
African women's development. However, to achieve the decade's goals, African countries …

Connecting with citizens is invariably the aim of almost all e-government projects. Still,
governments face multiple challenges in their pursuit of reaching out to their diverse …

This article explores the patterns of the digital divide in Turkey and analyzes policies related
to this issue. Our analysis reveals that the digital disparities are interwoven with other social …

Abstract Electronic government (e-gov), a means of providing online public services, has the
potential to greatly benefit all members of society. However, its advantages are often out of …

Given the benefits of ubiquitous broadband deployment and availability that include
economic growth, participation in the Internet economy and increased competitiveness …