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Information Polity, Volume 31
Volume 31, Number 1, 2026
- Albert Jacob Meijer, William Webster:

Censorship and Editorial Bias. 3 - Erna H. J. M. Ruijer, Veiko Lember:

Public Sector Capabilities and Individual Skills Needed for the Digital Transition: A Multilevel Perspective on Teaching Digital Governance. 4-12 - Jevgenia Polomoshnov

, Anu Masso
, Kateryna Lobanova
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Comparing Digital, Data, and AI Literacy: A Narrative Review. 13-26 - Alex Ingrams

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Finding the E-factor in Learning: A Scoping Review of Digital Public Governance Education and Transdisciplinarity. 27-42 - David Eaves

, Ines Mergel
, Amanda Clarke, Jordyn Fetter, Tom Steinberg:
Teaching Public Service in the Digital Age: Collectively Building a Global Curriculum to Teach Digital-era Competencies to Public Managers. 43-60 - Hsini Huang

, Don-Yun Chen
, Yu-Han Chen:
Can Digital Governance Training Harmonize Civil Servants' Perceptions of AI Decision-Making? A Pre and Post-Test Design. 61-80 - Steven Van de Walle, Joep Crompvoets

, Thomas Balbach
, Jörg Becker, Tobias Brandt
, Lena Clever, Michael Räckers, Claudia Villena-Tagle, Egert Juuse, Veiko Lember:
Translating Between Public Administration and the Digital. A Study on the Motivation and Career Choices of Digital Governance Students. 81-94 - Erna H. J. M. Ruijer, Matthieu Brinkhuis

, Wolter Hassink
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Towards a Framework for Digital Governance Curricula: What Skills and Knowledge do Governance Students Need? 95-108

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