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The e-government paradox in post-Soviet countries
Colin Gerard Knox
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Saltanat Janenova
Graduate School of Public Policy
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Authoritarian State
12%
Business Model
12%
Central Government Agencies
12%
Civil Society Organizations
12%
Corruption
12%
Design Methodology
12%
Developing Countries
25%
Electronic Government
100%
Extant Research
12%
Grand Corruption
12%
Inclusive Government
12%
Isomorphic Mimicry
12%
Kazakhstan
37%
Lessons Learned
12%
Local Authorities
12%
Number of Sources
12%
Open Government
12%
Participant Observation
12%
Petty Corruption
12%
Post-Soviet Countries
100%
Public Services
50%
Significant Benefit
12%
Social Value
12%
Structured Interview
12%
Technological Progress
12%
Technologies of Government
12%
Transaction Services
12%
Social Sciences
Authoritarian State
12%
Business Model
12%
Civil Society
12%
Corruption
37%
Design Methodology
12%
Developing Country
25%
e-Government
100%
Extant Research
12%
Focus Group
12%
Government Agency
12%
Government Technology
12%
Kazakh SSR
37%
Mimicry
12%
Participant Observation
12%
Public Utilities
50%
Scientific Development
12%
Semi-Structured Interview
12%
INIS
business
33%
data
33%
design
33%
developing countries
66%
kazakhstan
100%
values
66%