The digital governance puzzle: Towards integrative theory of humans, machines, and organizations in public management
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Digital public Management and government; Human-machine-organization interactions; Stakeholders perceptions of digital governance footprint (DGF); Mental and emotional models (MEMOs); Organizational outcomes and performance;All these keywords.
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