Dynamic Governance: Embedding Culture, Capabilities and Change in Singapore

Neo, Boon Siong; Chen, Geraldine

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“…Theoretically, running a government always involves an active process which is known as dynamic governance. Dynamic governance is " how these chosen paths, policies, institutions, and structures adapt to uncertain and fast changing environment so that they remain relevant and effective in achieving the long-term desirable outcomes of society" (Neo and Chen, 2007). Therefore, the essence of governance dynamics is how various policies, institutions and structures collaborate effectively so that they can adapt to uncertain conditions and rapid changes in the environment.…”

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The Influence of Social Media on Public Policy Changes in Bandar Lampung City

Makhya

Windah

2020

Humanities and Social Sciences Letters

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Article HistoryThis research investigated the use of social media and its implication on policy changes. The study used a qualitative descriptive approach as its research design. Social media users in Bandar Lampung who respond (criticism, support, suggestion, rejection and disagreement) to public policy in Bandar Lampung were used as the instrument of data collection. The results of the research showed that the presence of social media especially among middle class users was used as an instrument to respond to public policies in Bandar Lampung. There was a change in the relationship between the public and the government, from conventional models shifting to an internet-based relationship model. The findings also showed that not all criticisms, suggestions or opinions of the public had implications for policy changes, except in the case of the traffic engineering management policy. The termination of the traffic engineering management policy happened because this policy did not solve traffic jams around the Tugu Pahlawan to the Teuku Umar street, in Danrem Garuda Hitam. Social media platforms were used as a means for the public to express their criticism and opinion on the policy and the Bandar Lampung government responded by terminating the traffic engineering management policy and restoring the original route. In general, when a public policy is criticized or protested by the public, the Bandar Lampung government"s response tends to argue against the policy.Contribution/Originality: The paper"s primary contribution is in finding that a model of political relationship between citizen and government through social media is very beneficial in the process of policy making. In addition, the findings showed social media as political instrument in delivering public aspiration.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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The Influence of Social Media on Public Policy Changes in Bandar Lampung City

Makhya

Windah

2020

Humanities and Social Sciences Letters

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“…20,48,49 Astronomy and SKA SA, a long-term project, have both benefitted from stable and consistent policies and funding. [50][51][52][53] The respondents noted that while there is significant engagement with other government departments to maximise support for the telescope, and to maximise the economic benefit that the telescope may yield, there remains scope for improvement.…”

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role of the Square Kilometre Array in South Africa’s economic development strategy

Bhogal¹

2018

S. Afr. J. Sci.

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This study was undertaken to understand factors inhibiting and enabling the impact of the Square Kilometre Array South Africa (SKA SA) on the South African knowledge economy. A critical review of relevant literature revealed four themes, which are considered to be the main pillars crucial for engendering a knowledge economy: institutions, interrelationships, innovation and individuals. These pillars form the basis for the 4I model developed in this paper, the relevance of which in stimulating a knowledge economy was investigated. This study revealed no additional pillars, thus validating the 4I model in relation to SKA SA’s contribution to the knowledge economy. SKA SA’s success is underpinned by open and inclusive institutions, fostering and leveraging interrelationships, promoting innovation that may be commercialised, and attracting, retaining and training suitable individuals. Furthermore, this study provides a deeper insight into the 4I model by revealing new sub-themes that apply in a broader context, including the role of a nation’s inherent competitive advantage in informing its competitive and innovation strategy, the nature of interrelationships that may be multidimensional, and politically astute leadership that is crucial for the ongoing support of a publicly funded project. This deeper understanding of the 4I model forms a basis for strengthening each pillar and its impact on the knowledge economy.

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“…This provides the possibility for rapid diagnosis. Second, governments and businesses pilot home health care or tableware, especially the community support for seniors and people with limited mobility, through commuting and dosing to reduce commute and medical costs [5]. In addition, as a tropical country, Singapore suffers from bone pain or dengue fever and up to ten thousand cases have erupted each year.…”

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Route Selection: Method Innovation of Urban Delicacy Governance in Big Data Mode—Take in Singapore as an Example

Liu¹

2018

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Under the background of urban delicacy governance, the application of "Internet + X" in urban production and living products has produced a large amount of personal data. The establishment of an analytic platform for big data has offered an effective path for urban residents that provides accurate public administration and services through the collection, processing, analysis and guidance of personal information. The article will take the application and innovation of Singapore's big data public service mode as an example, analyze the application of big data in public transportation, health care, community service and urban poverty in Singapore. It will also analyze the application of big data in three key areas, such as urban planning and land management, balance of residence, regulation and control of public transportation resources, which lead the guidance on its path selection.

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Dynamic Governance: Embedding Culture, Capabilities and Change in Singapore

Cited by 65 publications

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The Influence of Social Media on Public Policy Changes in Bandar Lampung City

The Influence of Social Media on Public Policy Changes in Bandar Lampung City

role of the Square Kilometre Array in South Africa’s economic development strategy

Route Selection: Method Innovation of Urban Delicacy Governance in Big Data Mode—Take in Singapore as an Example

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