Digital citizenship and modernization of the state in Latin America

In the era of digital government transformation, this book presents a comprehensive analysis of e-transparency and e-democracy indicators in municipal websites in Latin America. The work thoroughly examines the intersection between digital government and citizen participation, offering an innovative methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of digital government platforms. Through a rigorous documentary and cybergraphic study, the authors reveal the crucial influence of electronic transparency in digital democratic processes, providing essential tools for public officials, researchers, and digital government professionals. This research not only identifies best practices in web transparency, but also establishes a frame of reference for the evolution of digital public services in the Latin American context, contributing significantly to the development of more open and participatory governments.

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Ángel Emiro Páez Moreno, Miguel Mendoza Padilla, Carolina Parra Fonseca, Felipe Anderson Rios Incio, Carmen Dinorah García-Retes, Esteban Rodríguez Torres, Elena Páez, Marcelo Sartori, Mariana Soledad Castro, Nelson Rouco, Santiago Giorello, and Daniel Escribano.