On the Narratives and Background Narratives of e-Government
On the Narratives and Background Narratives of e-Government
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2020-01-07
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Draheim, Dirk
Pappel, Ingrid
Lauk, Mihkel
Mcbride, Keegan
Misnikov, Yuri
Nagumo, Takehiko
Lemke, Florian
Hartleb, Florian
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In this paper, key narratives within the field of e-government are identified by conducting a thematic analysis of the top 100 most cited e-government papers (plus an additional 20 from 2018-2019). The identified narratives that emerged from this analysis are: the democratic, technocratic, and the tech-savvy narrative, plus the implementation (pseudo) narrative. This paper explores and provides theoretical reflections on these narratives by anchoring them in established background paradigms, such as open society and new public management.
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Digital Government Theory: Development and Application,
digital transformation,
e-government,
new public management,
open society
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9 pages
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Proceedings of the 53rd Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
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