Erico Przeybilovicz
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we review the open government data ecosystem model proposed by Dawes et al (2016) with the objective of identifying how the political dimension influences the open data ecosystem in local government. We intend to study two empirical cases, SÃo Paulo and Curitiba, both in Brazil, to address the following research question: how does the political system influence in open data government ecosystem?
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- Open government data programs: the political system matters? revisiting the dawes' ecosystem model
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