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Date of this Version
4-5-2021
Abstract
This study aims to discuss digital government and regulation, analyzed through the bibliometric approach with the Scopus database for the last 20 years and visualized through the VOSviewer software version 1.6.16. The results indicate that the topic of e-government has become essentially prominent and has been the most discussed in the past two decades. Approximately 41.1% of digital government and regulation articles are classified under the subject area of 'Computer Science', continued by Social Sciences (18.3%), and Business, Management and Accounting (10.2%), with the majority of being 'All Open Access' (46%). The trend of publication in this field includes the 24 articles / year; with 43% publications are published in the conference proceedings.
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Computer Law Commons, Digital Communications and Networking Commons, Library and Information Science Commons, Public Administration Commons, Science and Technology Law Commons