PPAR 2022
DOI: 10.7176/ppar/12-7-01
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The Efficacy of E-Governance Policy and Practice in Uganda: A Perspective Review

Abstract: The Arab Spring foregrounded a new reality that a digitally disruptive and highly networked world presents a wicked governance problem for governments seeking to enact effective governance systems in an era where citizen's unconventional digital mobilization can unseat repressive and unresponsive governments. This reinforces the need for spontaneous, contextually grounded and participatory e-governance mechanisms given their normative and transformative capacity to shift beliefs and norms of policy makers, enh… Show more

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