The notion of corruption has emerged as a prominent topic against the backdrop of e-
government. However, there are diverse but disorganized viewpoints about the relationship …

Corruption is widespread and preventive strategies to reduce corruption need to be adapted
within the local context. Considering the United Nations (UN) Convention against corruption …

Governmental digital transformation is a critical visible manifestation of the digital economy.
It plays a crucial role in driving green innovation and encouraging enterprise development …

Leveraging e-government development to improve all aspects of governance has become a
shared vision of governments in the digital age. However, the internal mechanism for e …

Administrative transparency, or the condition of an administration made visible and
understandable in its processes, is a tool for preventing corruption under two profiles …

Purpose The pandemic of corruption in Africa reflects the more general climate of the lack of
both ethical leadership and appropriate anti-corruption systems found throughout most of …

Public sector innovation is a management paradigm that introduces novel actions and
artefacts in confronting societal challenges. However, the enabling or inhibiting role of …

Financial inclusion (FI) is an integral part of the financial system in any economy. It shapes
the energy consumption patterns in the countries, but corruption may disturb these patterns …

Despite increasing research into public sector innovation, there remains a need for more
theory and evidence about the sources (actors) and outcomes (benefits) of innovation. Thus …

This study explores how big data technologies can create an “information commons” shared
by all policy stakeholders to alleviate the corruption and information asymmetries long …