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Ali Acılar

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Exploring the Gender Digital Divide in E-Government Use in a Developing Country

2020

This article explores the gender digital divide in e-government use in Turkey. Historical trends and differences in internet and e-government use by males and females are investigated. The findings of this study indicate that although internet use has increased over the years, there remains a steady and significant gap between males and females in terms of internet use and e-government services use. It appears that females in Turkey tend to be on the wrong side of the digital divide, and a significant number of females do not benefit from the potential advantages of the internet and e-government services. The gender digital gap in e-government use is higher than in internet use.

Internet usePublic AdministrationE-Governmentbusiness.industryeducationInternet privacyDigital gapDeveloping countryLibrary and Information SciencesVDP::Matematikk og Naturvitenskap: 400::Informasjons- og kommunikasjonsvitenskap: 420Computer Science ApplicationsPeer reviewPolitical scienceThe InternetDigital dividebusinessInternational Journal of Public Administration in the Digital Age
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Age and Digital Divide

2021

Over the last decades, while we have been witnessing digital transformation with the rise of the internet and other technological innovations, the older population continues to rise all around the world with increasing life expectancy. These important developments pose important health, economic, and social challenges to societies. Even though the diffusion of the internet has rapidly increased worldwide, the digital divide between young and elderly people is still present, particularly in the developing countries. The aim of this study is to explore age-based digital divide in the Turkish population. Although the number of internet users has increased among the older population over time, …

Economic growthDeveloping countryPsychologyDigital divideInternational Journal of Innovation in the Digital Economy
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