Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1024680 | Government Information Quarterly | 2013 | 16 Pages |
Electronic Governance (EGOV) research studies the use of Information and Communication Technologies to improve governance processes. Sustainable Development (SD) research studies possible development routes that satisfy the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of the future generations to meet their own needs. Despite substantial progress in advancing both domains independently, little research exists at their intersection — how to utilize EGOV in support of SD. We call this intersection Electronic Governance for Sustainable Development (EGOV4SD). This paper: 1) proposes a conceptual framework for EGOV4SD, 2) proposes EGOV4SD research assessment framework and 3) applies both frameworks to determine the state of EGOV4SD research. The main contribution of the paper is establishing a foundation for EGOV4SD research.
► Conceptualizes the new EGOV4SD domain based on EGOV and SD conceptualizations ► Introduces an assessment framework for analyzing the state of EGOV4SD research ► Landscapes the state of EGOV4SD research by applying the assessment framework