Journal of Digital Governance (JODIGO) is an international peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to research on digital governance, public innovation, digital policy, institutional transformation, and the interaction between technology and society.
The journal publishes theoretical, empirical, institutional, comparative, regulatory, managerial, technological, and policy-oriented studies across four main areas: Digital Governance and Public Administration; Digital Policy, Regulation and Institutional Governance; Public Innovation and Digital Transformation; and Technology, Society and Democratic Governance.
JODIGO particularly welcomes research that examines how digital technologies reshape governance, public institutions, regulation, public services, accountability, public value, citizen participation, organizational capacity, and societal transformation. Relevant topics include digital government, e-government, smart governance, GovTech, artificial intelligence governance, algorithmic governance, data governance, platform regulation, digital identity, public-sector innovation, smart cities, digital inclusion, public trust, digital participation, digital rights, and emerging regulatory challenges.
Interdisciplinary contributions from public administration, political science, public policy, law, information systems, management, economics, sociology, communication, artificial intelligence, smart cities, and related fields are welcome when they demonstrate a clear contribution to governance, public institutions, regulation, public policy, public services, accountability, participation, or social impact.
Language: English | Access: Open Access | Peer Review: Double-Anonymous Peer Review | License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
