Exploring the Role of Social Media in e-Government: an Analysis of Emerging Literature
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Summary
A literature review of the articles on the use of social media for getting access to e-government websites from the perspective of citizens indicates that 'e-government' and 'social media' were the most explored keywords across these studies.
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- article
- Published
- 2017-03-07
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- 63
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- 106
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Keywords
Social media, Transparency (behavior), Government (linguistics), Scopus, Public relations
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