Kazakhstan, a former post-Soviet state, has been successful in the development of e-government. This book analyzes the e-government politics in the country from a multitude of dimensions.
Kazakhstan, a former post-Soviet state, has been successful in the development of e-government. This book analyzes the e-government politics in the country from a multitude of dimensions.
Maxat Kassen is Associate Professor at the Eurasian Humanitarian Institute, Kazakhstan. His research focuses on studying the impact of new information technologies on domestic politics and international relations, especially in analyzing the e-government phenomena, globalization of the open data movement and transformation of the political communication channels.
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1. The methodology of the case study research 2. The country context analysis of Kazakhstan: implications for e-government 3. The retrospective analysis of the e-government development in Kazakhstan 4. The content analysis of the key e-government projects in Kazakhstan 5. Open government in Kazakhstan: a tentative touch of participative democracy? 6. E-participation and civic engagement in Kazakhstan: a political or technological dimension of e-government? 7. Key drivers, stakeholders and challenges of the e-government movement in Kazakhstan: recommendations for practitioners Conclusion: key findings, theoretical and practical contributions
1. The methodology of the case study research 2. The country context analysis of Kazakhstan: implications for e-government 3. The retrospective analysis of the e-government development in Kazakhstan 4. The content analysis of the key e-government projects in Kazakhstan 5. Open government in Kazakhstan: a tentative touch of participative democracy? 6. E-participation and civic engagement in Kazakhstan: a political or technological dimension of e-government? 7. Key drivers, stakeholders and challenges of the e-government movement in Kazakhstan: recommendations for practitioners Conclusion: key findings, theoretical and practical contributions
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