Citizens versus the Government or Citizens with the Government

Chugunov, Andrei; Kabanov, Yury; Misnikov, Yuri

doi:10.1145/3047273.3047276

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“…The aggregate results for the index and its components can be found in Table 1, while an interactive map with data for all 85 regions is available online, 3 as well as the dataset 4 . Overall, the regions are quite different in e-participation institutionalization.…”

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“…The access and control dimensions are also weak. On the contrary, the fourth cluster represents the leaders in e-participation development, like Moscow, St. Petersburg and Tatarstan, which have always been taking the highest positions on e-government and e-participation development [4,18]. The second and third clusters are the most inhabited clusters somewhere in the middle.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…E-participation must also give necessary incentives to decision-makers and be incorporated well into the "the daily routines of political processes along the various stages in the policy life-cycle" [32: 145]. Hence an e-tool should not be considered apart from the level of its institutionalization into the decision-making system [4]. The development of participatory design and its evaluation is becoming an imperative of e-participation evaluation [20], going beyond perceived usefulness and ease of use to consider "procedural and institutional context" [21: 22].…”

Section: E-participation Institutional Design Evaluation 21 Related Work and Analytical Frameworkmentioning

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Evaluating E-Participation Institutional Design. A Pilot Study of Regional Platforms in Russia

Chugunov

Kabanov

2018

Electronic Participation

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The paper presents an attempt to develop an e-participation evaluation technique that considers institutional design, compatible with large-and small-N analysis, as well as useful for policy-makers. Based on the new institutionalism and previous research, we assess the development of access, embeddedness and control features of e-participation. The framework is tested on 85 Russian regional e-participation portals, followed by the analysis of factors that might explain the variation. Possible applications and future research are also discussed.

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Evaluating E-Participation Institutional Design. A Pilot Study of Regional Platforms in Russia

Chugunov

Kabanov

2018

Electronic Participation

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“…Digital government has been defined as the proper utilization of ICT in order to offer efficient services in a way that guarantees integration and smooth business flow internally and externally [1,2]. Digital government incorporates other important values such as openness, accountability, and citizen participation [14].…”

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“…Digital government is the utilization of information and communication technology (ICT) in order to offer efficient public services in ways that guarantee integration and a smooth flow of administrative processes internally and externally [1,2]. Blockchain technology in particular is emerging in the public sector as a secure and transparent technology platform in digital government [3].…”

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Information Sharing in Land Registration Using Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain

M. Zein,

Twinomurinzi

2024

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Blockchain technology is increasingly being recognized for its pivotal role in enhancing security, immutability, and transparency across government sectors, notably in land registration (LR) processes. This research emphasizes the need for contextually adapted blockchain technology solutions, particularly in resource-constrained and culturally diverse settings. Utilizing the elaborated action design research method, this study presents a Hyperledger-based blockchain technology system tailored for Sudan’s LR, addressing technical challenges, evaluation frameworks, privacy measures, and deployment strategies. This system not only facilitates secure and transparent land transactions from planning to certificate issuance, but also integrates the management of land sales, significantly reducing the need for intermediaries. By providing a detailed exploration of the system’s goals, technical hurdles, and practical deployment insights, this research contributes valuable knowledge to the implementation of blockchain technology in LR, with findings that are applicable to similar contexts globally. This study underscores the importance of customizing blockchain solutions to meet the unique requirements of different environments, thereby advancing digital government in resource-constrained settings.

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