Add to ORKGStudies revealed that the level of success and diffusion of e-democracy is low in the developing nation as opposed to the developed nations where it has reached active participation stage. To investigate users’ acceptance of e-democracy from developing nation’s perspective, this study employed an extended technology acceptance model (TAM) which integrates trust, perceived risk and task-technology fit. The results supported the hypothesized positive relationship between perceived usefulness and intention to use e-democracy. However, contrary to TAM perceived ease of use shows no significant effect on intention to use e-democracy. Finding also revealed that lack of trust in government and in the democratic process is a limiting factor to citi...
The adoption of e-voting in different parts of the world has been generally problematic, with only...
The past two decades has seen a growing zeal among African governments in embracing e-government. Th...
This study aims to explore trust factors affecting the use and adoption of e-government services and...
Despite increasing investment by governments globally, citizens in some countries are less willing t...
Despite increasing investment by governments globally, citizens in some countries are less willing t...
Electronic government is changing the way governments operate, and nations across the globe are begi...
Purpose: This study aims to explore the factors influencing the intention to use e-democracy. The li...
Electronic government implementation in many developing countries are still evolving and its realis...
For over a decade of democratic experimentation in Nigeria, political leaders have been emerged thro...
Many African governments have invested significant amounts of capital in e-government initiatives. T...
This paper examines the voting patterns in Nigeria since independence till date, the growth of ICT i...
Adoption has a key role in a successful implementation of E-government initiatives in the context of...
ABSTRACf Reducing poverty by 50% through the use of information and communication technology (ICT), ...
Prior information systems (IS) research has provided valuable insight on technology adoption and use...
E-democracy basically comprises the use of electronic communications technologies such as the intern...
The adoption of e-voting in different parts of the world has been generally problematic, with only...
The past two decades has seen a growing zeal among African governments in embracing e-government. Th...
This study aims to explore trust factors affecting the use and adoption of e-government services and...
Despite increasing investment by governments globally, citizens in some countries are less willing t...
Despite increasing investment by governments globally, citizens in some countries are less willing t...
Electronic government is changing the way governments operate, and nations across the globe are begi...
Purpose: This study aims to explore the factors influencing the intention to use e-democracy. The li...
Electronic government implementation in many developing countries are still evolving and its realis...
For over a decade of democratic experimentation in Nigeria, political leaders have been emerged thro...
Many African governments have invested significant amounts of capital in e-government initiatives. T...
This paper examines the voting patterns in Nigeria since independence till date, the growth of ICT i...
Adoption has a key role in a successful implementation of E-government initiatives in the context of...
ABSTRACf Reducing poverty by 50% through the use of information and communication technology (ICT), ...
Prior information systems (IS) research has provided valuable insight on technology adoption and use...
E-democracy basically comprises the use of electronic communications technologies such as the intern...
The adoption of e-voting in different parts of the world has been generally problematic, with only...
The past two decades has seen a growing zeal among African governments in embracing e-government. Th...
This study aims to explore trust factors affecting the use and adoption of e-government services and...