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International Journal of Electronic Government Research, Volume 17
Volume 17, Number 1, 2021
- Mohammed Abubakr
, Tugberk Kaya
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A Comparison of E-Government Systems Between Developed and Developing Countries: Selective Insights From Iraq and Finland. 1-14 - Askar Garad, Ika Nurul Qamari
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Determining Factors Influencing Establishing E-Service Quality in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Yemen E-Government. 15-30 - Meng Seng Wong, Stephen Jackson:
Investigating the Nature of Expectations and Its Influence on Attitudes Towards Malaysian Government E-Services. 31-47 - Monika Singh
, Ganesh P. Sahu:
Key Factors for Green IS Acceptance in Banking Segment: Pragmatic Analysis. 48-67 - Kai Kit Soong, Elsadig Musa Ahmed
, Khong Sin Tan:
Social Influences' Effects on Malaysia's SMEs' Public Electronic Procurement Usage. 68-82
Volume 17, Number 2, 2021
- Qais Mohammad Hammouri, Emad Ahmed Abu-Shanab
, Nawras M. Nusairat
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Attitudes Toward Implementing E-Government in Health Insurance Administration. 1-18 - Isaac Kofi Mensah
, Luo Chuanyong, Emad Abu-Shanab
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Citizen Use of E-Government Services Websites: A Proposed E-Government Adoption Recommendation Model (EGARM). 19-42 - Nasrul Nasrul:
The Effect of Service Quality, Customer Learning on Corporate Image, Satisfaction, Commitment, Loyality, and Customer Savings Interests and Decisions: A Study at Government Banks in Southeast Sulawesi. 43-61 - Herman E. Mandari:
The Role of Income and Awareness as Moderating Variables on Adoption of Mobile Government Services in Tanzania Rural Areas. 62-79
Volume 17, Number 3, 2021
- Nitika Sharma
, Pooja Goel
, Anuj Sharma
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"I Can Live Without Banks, but Not Without Banking": Role of Trust on Loyalty and Evangelism. 1-20 - Kshitij Kushagra, Sanjay Dhingra
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An Empirical Analysis of the Government Cloud Adoption in India. 21-43 - Apeksha Hooda, Ankur Hooda:
COVID-19: An Unexpected Thrust for E-Governance Adoption - A Protection Motivation Theory-Based Research. 44-70
Volume 17, Number 4, 2021
- Saeed Tabar
, Sushil Sharma, David Volkman, HeeLak Lee:
Analyzing the Network Readiness Index in the United States to Assess ICT Infrastructure in Handling Crises Like COVID-19. 1-14 - Abdul Khalique Shaikh, Nisar Ahmad, Imran Khan
, Saqib Ali
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E-Participation Within E-Government: A Bibliometric-Based Systematic Literature Review. 15-39 - Mohammed Saeed A. Alqahtani
, Eila Erfani:
Exploring the Relationship Between Technology Adoption and Cyber Security Compliance: A Quantitative Study of UTAUT2 Model. 40-62 - Inderjeet Kaur, Diptanshu Gaur, Ashwani Kumar
, Fatmah Mohmmad H. Alatawi:
Netnography: A Review of Its Application in Social Media and Digital Government Research. 63-83 - Mikhail Vladimirovich Khachaturyan, Evgeniia Valeryevna Klicheva:
Risks of Introducing E-Governance Into Strategic Management Systems of Russian Companies in the Context of the Pandemic. 84-102 - Adel Alfalah
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Visualization of E-Gov Adoption Models in a Developing Region: A Review of the Predictors in Empirical Research. 103-121
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