Digital Policy, Regulation & Governance : Sociological traditions as a complementary lens to better understand digital transformation policies

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Digital Policy, Regulation & Governance : Sociological traditions as a complementary lens to better understand digital transformation policies

Abstract
Purpose – This paper aims to introduce how sociological traditions can provide a complementary,
conceptual lens needed to better understand a country’s orientation in its digital transformation policies. While
historically sociology has been used to study technological effects, introducing a sociological lens that
considers broader macro digital policies can better complement a country’s national innovation system
framework by highlighting where forms of acceleration and inertia in digital diffusion may or may not occur.

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Author(s)

Nicole C. Jackson - Personal Name
Dimitri Corpakis and Annika Steiber - Personal Name

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Subject(s)

National innovation system
Digital transformation policy
Minitel, Sociological tradition

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NONE

Series Title

GMD

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Language

ENGLISH

Publisher

EMERALD INSIGHT

Publishing Year

2022

Publishing Place

ENGLAND

Specific Detail Info

JURNAL ILMU HUKUM

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Nicole C. Jackson. (2022).Digital Policy, Regulation & Governance : Sociological traditions as a complementary lens to better understand digital transformation policies.(Electronic Thesis or Dissertation). Retrieved from https://localhost/etd