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International Journal of Electronic Governance

International Journal of Electronic Governance (IJEG)

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  • The Nexus of Good E-Governance, E-Trust, and Digital Citizenship Behaviour: a Perspective of Emerging Economies   Order a copy of this article
    by Manal Ali Almarashdah, Zaid Ibrahim Yousef Gharaibeh, Muhammad Safdar Sial, Muhammad Tahir, Franco Gandolfi 
    Abstract: Electronic governance fosters good digital citizenship behavior through the advancement of openness, involvement, accessibility, trust, and education of the public. Current research examines the direct impact of electronic governance on digital citizenship behavior with the mediation of Electronic Trust amongst the Jordan public. In this regard, a questionnaire was floated and a sample of N=302 was collected for further Analysis. Descriptive analysis was conducted in SPSS, whereas the measurement model and structural model were designed in SMART PLS 4.0. Results extracted from the analysis revealed that there exists a positive and significant relationship between electronic governance (EG) and Digital citizenship behavior (DC) through the mediation of Electronic Trust (E-Trust). All t values and p values were significant. Findings revealed that through Specific indirect effect the significant mediation impact of e-trust between electronic governance and digital citizenship behavior in electronic services provided by Jordan's government to their public.
    Keywords: E-governance; E-trust; Digital Citizenship Behavior; Jodan Government.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJEG.2024.10067564
     

 

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