What is it about?
The key purpose of the article is to understand the promise of the e-collaboration movement to advance public–private partnerships and civic engagement in a traditional society such as Kazakhstan that has recently adopted a wide range of collaborative and participatory platforms in the area.
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Why is it important?
The observation and analysis of practical aspects in the operation of various collaborative projects, which is presented in this article in an explicitly illustrative manner, could be interesting for e-government policymakers and practitioners, as well as for all those who try to understand the phenomenon as an ongoing political and socio-economic process.
Perspectives
The results of the research could conceptually be used to test further the limits of the modern theory of network governance in an unusual institutional context of digital centralization.
Dr Maxat Kassen
Astana IT University
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This page is a summary of: Promoting public cooperation in government: key drivers, regulation, and barriers of the e-collaboration movement in Kazakhstan, International Review of Administrative Sciences, February 2018, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/0020852317735595.
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