e-Demokratie im BRZ, ein Shortcut über die Erfahrungen und das BRZ eDEM-TOOL

Janoschek, Wolfgang; Piswanger, Carl-Markus

doi:10.38023/b40edc1b-dc1a-4256-b8d8-5f0e10787c90

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“…This significant update that continues to emerge remains stable until finally in 2009 when there are only two publications. In 2020, trends related to edemocracy have focused on talking about how an application or software created by local governments in supporting the distribution of involvement of people en masse for decision making related to democracy in their country or city (Hujran et al, 2020;Janoschek & Piswanger, 2020;Mishra, 2020;Toode, 2020). After being presented above the trend related to the publication of edemocracy then in Figure 3, we can see how e-democracy is not only limited to social and political subjects.…”

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Research Trend on E-democracy Publications: A Bibliometric Analysis

Syahputri,

Suhermanto,

Roziqin

et al. 2023

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The e-democracy system that continues to change and develop every year is an exciting topic to continue to be studied. Since the massive development of information and communication technology, research related to e-democracy is now a trend carried out by scholars. The article aims to evaluate the e-democracy research trend through bibliometric analysis techniques in two decades (2001-2020). This article uses a bibliometric analysis with applied VOSviewer to provide researchers with describing data and Gephy software to map network classification. Countries in Europe and the Americas dominate the research and implementation of the e-democracy system through a smaller approach, namely, e-government. This article found nine main clusters of 306 articles that have been coming from different countries, affiliates, and authors. This clusterization mapping was helpful for future researchers in developing and discussing their research on the study of e-democracy.

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Section: IVmentioning

confidence: 99%