Titlebook: Scientific Foundations of Digital Governance and Transformation; Concepts, Approaches Yannis Charalabidis,Leif Skiftenes Flak,Gabriela V Bo

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A Methodology for Evaluating and Improving Digital Governance Systems Based on Information Systems Sss the specificities of the public sector, especially the wider range of objectives it has to pursuit and achieve, in comparison with the narrower set of objectives of the private sector. In this direction this chapter describes a public sector specific methodology for the evaluation, and also the i

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Understanding the Impact of Public Policy Context on the Implementation Orientation for the Digital lementation orientation. This model recognises four implementation orientations for the digitalisation of interoperable public services: integration, technology, governance, and legal. The model has been applied and tested in ten interoperable digital public services across the European Union (EU) a

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Agent-based Modeling in Digital Governance Research: A Review and Future Research Directionss area, identifying the literature gaps, and outlining directions for future research. Specifically, our study highlights issues related to ABM design, implementation, validation, and adoption that remain unexplored. Salient future research directions include theory development with greater involvem

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Government 3.0: Scenarios and Roadmap of Researchresearch actions to boost innovation in public service with the use of disruptive technologies, thereby building on engagement of and interaction with expert stakeholders from different fields. We conclude with recommendations for a broader and more informed discussion about how such new (disruptive

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Building Digital Governance Competencies: Baseline for a Curriculum and Master Programmee European context. It is complemented with a Master Programme in Digital Governance to build up a comprehensive understanding of the domain of digital government with particular focus on emerging technologies that have the potential to disrupt public governance. The programme deepens the fundamenta

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E-Justice: A Review and Agenda for Future Researchifying future research directions is still lacking. In light of this gap, this chapter systematically reviews scholarly research on e-justice to present an integrated research framework. We identify 36 key research publications related to e-justice employing Web of Science and Google Scholar and rev

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Digitalisation and Developing a Participatory Culture: Participation, Co-production, Co-destruction an analysis of participation, co-production and co-destruction in the context of digital governance and highlight the importance of these themes as part of a research agenda as developed by Charalabidis and Lachana (.).