Although much literature has discussed the potential of e-government for improving citizens'
trust in government, the question of how e-government use affects citizens' trust in …

The performance‐trust link constitutes an important issue, but the public administration and
political science literature has been equivocal regarding how it is influenced by cultural and …

A growing body of research suggests that officials in China are highly responsive to citizens'
requests on e-government platforms. However, our understanding of the effects of such …

Citizens' trust in government and other people is crucial to their perceptions of social risks. In
this study, we examine the effects of institutional and social trust on citizens' risk perceptions …

The COVID-19 global pandemic has posed unprecedented challenges to nations and cities
worldwide. Governments have adopted Information and Communication Technologies …

Over the last decade, the world has watched in shock as populists swept to power in free
elections. From Manila to Warsaw, Brasilia to Budapest, the populist tide has shattered …

While it is well-established that air pollution damages health and inhibits productivity, the
political cost of air pollution remains poorly understood. We estimate the causal effect of air …

With the increasing complexities of public administration and the challenges of financial
cutback, government has been increasingly coproducing public services with citizens and …

We provide novel empirical evidence on the association between social networks and the
adoption of renewable energy technology. We distinguish between two main transmission …

We examined sensitive questions on political trust and regime support in China using
indirect methods. We replicated previous list experiment results confirming that a majority …