Performance auditing (PA) has undergone relevant evolutions in recent decades, attracting
considerable interest from academics and practitioners alike, in terms of its emergence …

Governments are adopting social media to provide complementary information
dissemination, communication, and participation channels whereby citizens can access …

The Internet economy is characterized by its considerable dynamic and speed of change.
The rapid digitization of numerous areas of life has resulted in a shift towards today's …

The consequences of governmental reform are not always intended. In this book, Suzanne
J. Piotrowski examines how federal management reforms associated with the National …

Abstract e‑Government initially began as process where government entities developed
websites and began populating these sites with information. After mastering this information …

The broad definition of metadata is' data about data'or'data that describe data or information'.
In more specific terms,'metadata is data about other data or objects, used to describe …

Fiscal transparency and citizen participation in budgeting processes are widely promoted as
means toward the ends of democratic accountability and responsiveness in the allocation …

As elected officials and citizens demand accountability and results from e-government
programs, it is important to assess whether e-government has fulfilled its promises and to …

Purpose–Most theory and empirical research on the impact of e‐government on citizens'
trust in government remains at the macro‐level and misses out on the complexities of the …

Website progression has been rapid in the public sector, especially in terms of functionality
and performance. Public sector websites have sought to go beyond the static dissemination …