Information Systems Tracks > Track 34: Digital Government Policies and Strategies

Track Chair:

• Dr. Asmae El Mokrini, Rabat Business School, UIR, Morocco

The Digital Government Policies and Strategies track aims to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners from diverse fields to discuss and contribute to new theoretical approaches and models with a potential to frame policies and strategies for digital government.

The track invites papers that cover different areas and topics related to digital government, including theory development, best practices and strategies for design, implementation, and management of digital government, cases of digital government platforms design and governance, digital transformation in policymaking, IT-driven co-creation and co-production of digital government processes, privacy and data protection policies and strategies in the public sector, e-participation and e-democracy policies and strategies, legal and judicial transformations associated with IT deployments, lessons for digital policy from the pandemic of 2019-2023, and public policy, social, and ethical issues in digital government.