Open Governments and Their Cultural Transitions
作者： Esteve Sanz
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-9563-5_1
关键词: Open government 、 Social theory 、 Secrecy 、 Political economy 、 Cultural analysis 、 Meaning (linguistics) 、 Cyberculture 、 Bureaucracy 、 Openness to experience 、 Political science
摘要: This chapter explores, through the lenses of social theory, interaction between Internet culture (the openness) and bureaucratic secrecy. After a theoretical conceptual discussion around meaning culture, uses case study “Open Government” policy Obama administration to explore its central research questions: Is cultural code “openness/closeness” penetrating core culture?
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