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    Can e-government empower Jordanian citizens and reinforce citizenship?

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    2019
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    Abu-Shanab, Emad
    Bakier, Rania
    Bataineh, Mona
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    The recent political events in the Middle East made the relationship between governments and their citizens at stake. Governments need to strengthen citizens' empowerment, and their levels of citizenship to improve the collective capacity of society. It is expected that good public services, trust, effective participation and social inclusion reinforced by the implementation of e-government, will improve citizenship and empowerment levels. The Jordanian government has made a big leap toward providing high quality e-services via the new e-government portal. This study explored Jordanian perceptions regarding a comprehensive set of constructs that would ultimately predict perceptions of citizenship and empowerment. This study tried to explore such context utilising a sample of 299 responses from Jordan. Data is collected and analysed to test a model that predicts citizenship level focusing on e-trust, e-participation and empowerment. Results indicated a strong support for the model and predicted the level of citizenship by 41.4%. Copyright - 2019 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.
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    http://dx.doi.org/10.1504/IJEG.2019.101493
    http://hdl.handle.net/10576/15587
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