Digital Governance. Development of Technopolitics in Latin American Countries: A Systematic Review of Literature
Digital Governance is a new issue within the Public Administration, it seeks to solve socio-economic problems, such as using digital technologies to support public policy objectives, and facilitating improvements in the development of different specific areas of government, including health, educati...
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2021
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Tilføj Tag | Summary: | Digital Governance is a new issue within the Public Administration, it seeks to solve socio-economic problems, such as using digital technologies to support public policy objectives, and facilitating improvements in the development of different specific areas of government, including health, education, security and other sectors; it uses new technologies such as social media, to engage citizens in decisions, the objective is to make government data available in such a way that companies, researchers and citizens can use that data and develop services and applications, integrate in a single environment the citizen with public and private institutions. This article conducts observational and retrospective research based on a systematic review of literature by searching for articles published from 2016 to 2020, in databases such as IEEE, Elservier, Springer, Oxford, Doaj, Scielo, Google Scholar. The articles analysed refer to six major areas, such as: connected citizens, democratic control of citizens, the feeling of the citizen who is a political player, activism and technologies, electoral information, and election campaigns. We can conclude that there are no relevant scientific productions in Latin American countries, there is only one article in certain countries. So, there is a new research segment on this issue of digital governance and technopolitics |
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