Titlebook: Electronic Governance and Open Society: Challenges in Eurasia; 7th International Co Andrei Chugunov,Igor Khodachek,Dmitrii Trutnev Conferen

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A Multidimensional Model of Cybersocial Trust: Evidence from St. Petersburg, RussiaSt. Petersburg, Russia, and exploratory factor analysis, we have revealed six key factors of online trust, each reflecting different forms of interactions with people, organizations, or institutions. Implications of this multidimensional model and further steps for research are also discussed.

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On the Narratives of e–Government: A Comparison of the Democratic and Technocratic Approach in Post– to find out whether there is a difference in the perception of the introduced governmental initiatives between so–called established European democracies and post–Soviet states. The paper aims to find out in which country groups IT innovations that have been implemented by the public administration

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E-Government Mechanisms Development: Comparative Analysis of British and Russian Casesicant advantages of e-government in the UK, as well as taking into account the current challenges of digitalization and the needs of society, the authors develop recommendations for improving e-government mechanisms in Russia.

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Algorithmic Panopticon: State Surveillance and Transparency in China’s Social Credit System of previous decades, the precise and depersonalized standards of the Social Credit System can be seen as an improvement that enables individuals’ capacity to self-regulate. This theoretical and analytical study thus adds to the debate about how government through algorithms rearranges practices of