Digital Governance: Transforming Public Policy through Technology

Authors

  • Skyler Mitchell
  • Cameron Nelson
  • Avery Allen

Keywords:

digital, technology, governance, transparency, engagement

Abstract

This article investigates the transformative role of digital technologies in shaping public policy. It examines the integration of digital tools in governance processes and their impact on transparency, citizen engagement, and policy outcomes. The research provides a comprehensive overview of how digital governance can enhance policy effectiveness and accountability. By drawing on successful examples from around the world, the article offers insights into best practices and potential challenges faced by governments in the digital age.

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Author Biographies

Skyler Mitchell

PhD
University of Munich
Munich, Germany

Cameron Nelson

PhD
Stanford University
Stanford, CA, USA

Avery Allen

PhD
Lviv Polytechnic National University
Lviv, Ukraine

References

Balliu, H., Xhixho, E., Abdukarimova, N., Adylova, N., & Abbasov, N. (2025). Problems and Prospects of Digitalisation in the Field of Jurisprudence to Ensure Cyber Protection of Information. Law, State and Telecommunications Review, 17(2), 34-55.

Published

2025-09-17

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