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Adoption et modèles de diffusion régionale de l'innovation dans les gouvernements locaux: le cas du développement de l'e-Gouvernement en Lorraine

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  • Amel Attour

    (GREDEG - Groupe de Recherche en Droit, Economie et Gestion - UNS - Université Nice Sophia Antipolis (1965 - 2019) - CNRS - Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique - UniCA - Université Côte d'Azur)

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Cette recherche analyse les déterminants à l'origine de l'adoption de l'e-Gouvernement par les communes. Comme le met en évidence la littérature empirique, la mise en place d'une offre de services numériques est conjointement déterminée par les caractéristiques internes aux communes et par un effet d'apprentissage informationnel par l'observation des communes géographiquement voisines ou similaires en taille de population. Comme contribue à le montrer le présent article, analysé au niveau des communes d'appartenance départementale similaire, l'influence de ces déterminants sur le choix d'adoption de l'e-Gouvernement local est spécifique au territoire. L'adoption de l'e-Gouvernement par les communes peut en effet être expliquée par une logique de diffusion verticale, en plus d'une logique d'imitation par apprentissage observationnel des communes géographiquement voisines. L'adoption de l'e-Gouvernement par les communes relève en effet de modèles de diffusion régionale différents selon la taille des communes.

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  • Amel Attour, 2012. "Adoption et modèles de diffusion régionale de l'innovation dans les gouvernements locaux: le cas du développement de l'e-Gouvernement en Lorraine," Working Papers halshs-01062029, HAL.
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