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Targeting Citizen Experience: A Meta-analysis on the Relationship Between E-government Resources and E-participation Intention
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To advance the understanding of how e-government resources drive e-participation; the current research conducts a meta-analysis on the relationship above from the perspective of citizen experience. This meta-analysis synthesizes 517 effect sizes from 126 empirical studies to examine how e-government resources influence citizens’ e-participation intention. The findings highlight several key variables that moderate this effect. Specifically: (1) From the perspective of the experience channel; e-government resources are more effective in facilitating citizen e-participation intention when delivered through social (vs. official) channels. (2) From the perspective of the experience affair; e-government resources exert a stronger impact on citizen e-participation intention when targeting specific (vs. general) public affairs and when focusing on regional (vs. national) government affairs. (3) From the perspective of the experience environment; the effect of e-government resources on e-participation intention is stronger in developing (vs. developed) countries. Based on these findings; this study offers implications for governments and researchers and suggests directions for future research.
Keywords:
citizen experience
e-government resources
e-participation intention
experience affairs
experience channel
experience enviornment
meta-analysis
元分析
公民体验
政府资源
电子参与意愿
体验渠道
体验事务
体验环境
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