How Digital Government Empowers Social Governance: A Quasi-Natural Experimental Study Based on the “National Pilot Project of Information Benefiting the People” Policy
Li Junrong1 Liu Zhiyong1 Fan Ruguo2 Lu Jianfeng2
1.School of Public Administration, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Chengdu, 611731; 2.School of Political Science and Public Administration, Wuhan University, Wuhan, 430072
Online:2025-07-26
Published:2025-08-31
About author:Li Junrong, Ph.D. candidate, research interests: digital governance and social governance; Liu Zhiyong, M.A., professor, doctoral supervisor, research interests: social governance and emergency management; Fan Ruguo (corresponding author), Ph.D., professor, doctoral supervisor, research interests:social governance,Email: rgfan@whu.edu.cn;Lu Jianfeng, Ph.D. candidate, research interests: social governance and green low-carbon governance.
Supported by:
This is an outcome of the Major Project "Urban and Rural Community Governance in Response to Major Emergent Risks" (20&ZD155) funded by the National Social Science Foundation of China.
Li Junrong Liu Zhiyong Fan Ruguo Lu Jianfeng. How Digital Government Empowers Social Governance: A Quasi-Natural Experimental Study Based on the “National Pilot Project of Information Benefiting the People” Policy[J]. Journal of Information Resources Management, 2025, 15(4): 99-113.