Yu‐che Chen
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4154548 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yu‐che Chen |
| NOMBRES | Yu‐che |
| APELLIDO | Chen |
| FIRMA | CHEN Y C |
| AFILIACIONES | Northern Illinois University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2830-5589 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 63 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Citizens’ intention to follow recommendations from a government-supported AI-enabled system
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in public services are an emerging and crucial issue in the modern world. Many countries utilize AI-enabled systems to serve citizens and deliver public services. Although AI can bring more efficiency and responsiveness, this technology raises privacy and social inequality concerns. From the perspective of behavioral public administration (BPA), citizens’ use of AI-enabled systems depends on their percept…
Citizens’ trust in AI-enabled government systems
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications have been emerging in these past years and affecting multiple dimensions of the public sector. The government utilizes AI to transform policy implementation and service delivery, but AI can also threaten citizens’ privacy and social equity due to its potential biases. These concerns increase citizens’ perceived uncertainty concerning AI. In an uncertain environment, trust transfer serves as a way to impro…
Regulatory compliance and socio-demographic analyses of civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems users
A comparative study of e-government XBRL implementations
Citizen-Centric E-Government Services
Advances in the networked features of information and communication technologies hold the promise of enhancing integrated citizen-centric information and services. However, few governments to date have implemented an integrated citizen service information system, which is needed to fulfill that promise. This study aims to investigate the organizational determinants of the level of integration and use of a citizen service information system. It dr…
Advancing E‐Governance
Can e‐governance fulfill the ideal of citizen‐centric government around the world? This comparative study examines Taiwan and the United States and offers PAR readers relevant management and policy lessons. The research utilizes a framework that captures the institutional, organizational, and technological drivers of e‐governance performance. The results indicate that the United States and Taiwan excel in different areas, but could improve in oth…
Small Town Civic Structure and Interlocal Collaboration for Public Services
Local governments are responsible for financing and providing an array of public services ranging from police, fire, and emergency medical services to streets, parks, and water. Two mechanisms, civic structure and interlocal collaboration, have the potential to solve the problem of providing high–quality public services in the face of declining resources and increasing needs. We find that civic structure—citizen engagement in solving public probl…
Interlocal Agreements as Collaborations
Interlocal agreements (ILAs) have long been a useful tool for municipal and county governments to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of local government services. Yet although they have a long history in practice, there is little empirical study of the impetus and success of ILAs, especially on a statewide basis. This study presents results from a statewide survey of ILAs in Iowa created in the period, 1993-2004. Results suggest that ILAs …
Advancing E‐Government
As e‐government evolves into the transactions stage, governments must grapple with how to finance the development of e‐transactions. The authors argue that the externalities effects of electronic transactions suggest they are appropriately financed by some combination of public investment and user charges. We propose a self‐financing model adhering to two basic requirements. A flexible pricing framework is the core of the self‐financing model, as…
Profiling the Adopters of E-Government Information and Services
This exploratory study examines the effects of nondemographic characteristics on the adoption of e-government services in the United States combining two main theoretical perspectives: diffusion of innovations and the technology acceptance model. The results of a national survey suggest that nondemographic audience characteristics influence e-government adoption. The study adds to previous research in the area by identifying several sociopsycholo…
Interlocal Agreements as Collaborations
Interlocal agreements (ILAs) have long been a useful tool for municipal and county governments to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of local government services. Yet although they have a long history in practice, there is little empirical study of the impetus and success of ILAs, especially on a statewide basis. This study presents results from a statewide survey of ILAs in Iowa created in the period, 1993-2004. Results suggest that ILAs …
Advancing E‐Governance
Can e‐governance fulfill the ideal of citizen‐centric government around the world? This comparative study examines Taiwan and the United States and offers PAR readers relevant management and policy lessons. The research utilizes a framework that captures the institutional, organizational, and technological drivers of e‐governance performance. The results indicate that the United States and Taiwan excel in different areas, but could improve in oth…
Profiling the Adopters of E-Government Information and Services
This exploratory study examines the effects of nondemographic characteristics on the adoption of e-government services in the United States combining two main theoretical perspectives: diffusion of innovations and the technology acceptance model. The results of a national survey suggest that nondemographic audience characteristics influence e-government adoption. The study adds to previous research in the area by identifying several sociopsycholo…
A comparative study of e-government XBRL implementations
Small Town Civic Structure and Interlocal Collaboration for Public Services
Local governments are responsible for financing and providing an array of public services ranging from police, fire, and emergency medical services to streets, parks, and water. Two mechanisms, civic structure and interlocal collaboration, have the potential to solve the problem of providing high–quality public services in the face of declining resources and increasing needs. We find that civic structure—citizen engagement in solving public probl…
Citizens’ intention to follow recommendations from a government-supported AI-enabled system
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in public services are an emerging and crucial issue in the modern world. Many countries utilize AI-enabled systems to serve citizens and deliver public services. Although AI can bring more efficiency and responsiveness, this technology raises privacy and social inequality concerns. From the perspective of behavioral public administration (BPA), citizens’ use of AI-enabled systems depends on their percept…
Citizens’ trust in AI-enabled government systems
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications have been emerging in these past years and affecting multiple dimensions of the public sector. The government utilizes AI to transform policy implementation and service delivery, but AI can also threaten citizens’ privacy and social equity due to its potential biases. These concerns increase citizens’ perceived uncertainty concerning AI. In an uncertain environment, trust transfer serves as a way to impro…
Profiling the Adopters of E-Government Information and Services
This exploratory study examines the effects of nondemographic characteristics on the adoption of e-government services in the United States combining two main theoretical perspectives: diffusion of innovations and the technology acceptance model. The results of a national survey suggest that nondemographic audience characteristics influence e-government adoption. The study adds to previous research in the area by identifying several sociopsycholo…
Small Town Civic Structure and Interlocal Collaboration for Public Services
Local governments are responsible for financing and providing an array of public services ranging from police, fire, and emergency medical services to streets, parks, and water. Two mechanisms, civic structure and interlocal collaboration, have the potential to solve the problem of providing high–quality public services in the face of declining resources and increasing needs. We find that civic structure—citizen engagement in solving public probl…
Interlocal Agreements as Collaborations
Interlocal agreements (ILAs) have long been a useful tool for municipal and county governments to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of local government services. Yet although they have a long history in practice, there is little empirical study of the impetus and success of ILAs, especially on a statewide basis. This study presents results from a statewide survey of ILAs in Iowa created in the period, 1993-2004. Results suggest that ILAs …
Advancing E‐Government
As e‐government evolves into the transactions stage, governments must grapple with how to finance the development of e‐transactions. The authors argue that the externalities effects of electronic transactions suggest they are appropriately financed by some combination of public investment and user charges. We propose a self‐financing model adhering to two basic requirements. A flexible pricing framework is the core of the self‐financing model, as…
Advancing E‐Governance
Can e‐governance fulfill the ideal of citizen‐centric government around the world? This comparative study examines Taiwan and the United States and offers PAR readers relevant management and policy lessons. The research utilizes a framework that captures the institutional, organizational, and technological drivers of e‐governance performance. The results indicate that the United States and Taiwan excel in different areas, but could improve in oth…
Citizen-Centric E-Government Services
Advances in the networked features of information and communication technologies hold the promise of enhancing integrated citizen-centric information and services. However, few governments to date have implemented an integrated citizen service information system, which is needed to fulfill that promise. This study aims to investigate the organizational determinants of the level of integration and use of a citizen service information system. It dr…
A comparative study of e-government XBRL implementations
Regulatory compliance and socio-demographic analyses of civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems users
Citizens’ trust in AI-enabled government systems
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications have been emerging in these past years and affecting multiple dimensions of the public sector. The government utilizes AI to transform policy implementation and service delivery, but AI can also threaten citizens’ privacy and social equity due to its potential biases. These concerns increase citizens’ perceived uncertainty concerning AI. In an uncertain environment, trust transfer serves as a way to impro…
Citizens’ intention to follow recommendations from a government-supported AI-enabled system
Artificial intelligence (AI) applications in public services are an emerging and crucial issue in the modern world. Many countries utilize AI-enabled systems to serve citizens and deliver public services. Although AI can bring more efficiency and responsiveness, this technology raises privacy and social inequality concerns. From the perspective of behavioral public administration (BPA), citizens’ use of AI-enabled systems depends on their percept…
Business (10 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Government (linguistics (8 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · E-Government and Public Services (6 obras) · Public relations (5 obras) · Knowledge management (4 obras) · Public Policy and Administration Research (4 obras) · Marketing (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras)