Vol. 9 No. 1 (2017)

Vol. 9 No. 1 (2017)

Welcome to this special issue of JeDEM focusing on “Open Government and the Open Government Partnership (OGP).” This issue contributes to the ongoing dialogue regarding the impact of OGP on the way that openness is unfolding worldwide. It comprises one invited article, three research articles, and one reflection.

Published: 13.12.2017

Editorial

Editorial

Mary Francoli, Johann Hoechtl

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Special Issue: Invited Papers

Foreword to the Special Edition: Open Government Partnership

Sanjay Pradhan, Munyema Hasan

1 - 3
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Special Issue: Research Papers

Look Who's Talking: Assessing Civic Voice and Interaction in OGP Commitments

Christopher Wilson

4 - 30
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Intersection of Open Data and Freedom of Information practice in Nigeria

Omenogo Veronica Mejabi, Adesina Lukuman Azeez, Adeyinka Adedoyin, Muhtahir Oluseyi Oloyede

31 - 51
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Beyond Ambiguity: A Practical Framework for Developing and Implementing Open Government Reforms

Merlin Chatwin, Godwin Arku

52 - 78
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Special Issue: Reflections

Open Government Leads To The Abolition Of The Right To The Informational Privacy: An Invitation To Discussion

Tetiana Korshun

79 - 96
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Editorial

Editorial

Special Issue: Invited Papers

Foreword to the Special Edition: Open Government Partnership

Special Issue: Research Papers

Look Who's Talking: Assessing Civic Voice and Interaction in OGP Commitments

Intersection of Open Data and Freedom of Information practice in Nigeria

Beyond Ambiguity: A Practical Framework for Developing and Implementing Open Government Reforms

Special Issue: Reflections

Open Government Leads To The Abolition Of The Right To The Informational Privacy: An Invitation To Discussion

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