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The municipal onomastics in Opole from the century

The municipal onomastics in Opole from the century

Nazewnictwo miejskie w Opolu na przestrzeni wieków

Author(s): Łucja Jarczak,Monika Choroś / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 70/2011

Keywords: Opole; street naming factors; onomastics;

The first names given to the streets of Opole were not of any official character: they were created spontaneously by the residents with reference to the topography of the terrain, neighboring places, municipal objects, professional or national groups. From the middle of the 19thcentury a clear influence of the authorities on the municipal onomastics was visible, which caused a rapid increase in the number of names of the commemorative nature. Provisional political actions resulting from the current demand have also been characteristic of this sphere, manifesting themselves, among others, in selecting street patrons from among personages and events that were significant to the current authorities (they are of the cyclical character and depend on socio-political changes marked out by the successive dates: the establishment of the German empire – 1871, the taking over of power by national socialists, the years 1945, 1950, 1956, 1980 and 1989). Generally, they are connected by the choice of temporary ideological values, whose symbols given personages, social and political organizations, historical events and geographical names linked with them, as well as military formations were). Throughout the whole period following the War, the names commemorating figures connected with Silesia, including national local Polish activists and persons who rendered great services to contemporary Opole made a distinctive group of the street patrons.

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A review of: Klemens Bolesławiusz, Przeraźliwe echo trąby ostatecznej. Warszawa 2004. „Biblioteka Pisarzy Staropolskich”. T. 29

A review of: Klemens Bolesławiusz, Przeraźliwe echo trąby ostatecznej. Warszawa 2004. „Biblioteka Pisarzy Staropolskich”. T. 29

Recenzja: Klemens Bolesławiusz, Przeraźliwe echo trąby ostatecznej. Warszawa 2004. „Biblioteka Pisarzy Staropolskich”. T. 29

Author(s): Jacek Kowzan / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 3/2008

Keywords: Klemens Bolesławiusz; Jacek Sokolski; “Przeraźliwe echo trąby ostatecznej” [The Terrifying Echo of the Last Trumpet]

This is the review of Jacek Sokolski’s critical edition of “Przeraźliwe echo trąby ostatecznej” (The Terrifying Echo of the Last Trumpet), the seventeenth-century famous Polish poem on the Four Last Things.

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Electronic Democracy and Electronic Governance.

Electronic Democracy and Electronic Governance.

Elektronikus demokrácia és elektronikus kormányzás. Lehetőségek és valóságok

Author(s): Balázs Kiss,Zsolt Boda,Kata Berta / Language(s): Hungarian / Issue: 1-2/2004

Opportunities and Realities The paper gives an overview of the problems of electronic government. First it summarises the predictions different authors have raised since the beginning of the era Internet on the opportunities and threats the new medium entails. Afterwards a characteristic typology of electronic governance elaborated by Christine Bellamy is presented in order to let the reader see what kind of approaches to the use of the new medium in the relationship between the governments and the citizens have been produced so far. The more theoretical parts are followed by two surveys on the Hungarian situation in the middle of 2003. The first analyses the ways thirteen local governments designed and organized their portals and used them in the communications with the local communities and with the virtual guests. The second study, based on interviews with the staffs in charge of the portals of four local governments, focused on the back office conditions and the administrative past, present and future of electronic governance in the respective governments.

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Grammatische Aspektsemantik: Aspektualität im Slavischen (am Beispiel des Polnischen)

Grammatische Aspektsemantik: Aspektualität im Slavischen (am Beispiel des Polnischen)

Grammatische Aspektsemantik: Aspektualität im Slavischen (am Beispiel des Polnischen)

Author(s): Hans-Jorg Schwenk / Language(s): German / Issue: 1/2011

Keywords: aspekt

The present paper deals with verbal aspect in Polish and its grammatical semantics. It is assumed that aspect in Slavic languages in general and in Polish in particular is a twodimensional category – grammatical and lexical. Moreover, as regards meaning both grammatical and lexical aspectuality can be distinguished. In the grammatical sphere of the semantics of aspect we indicate some terminological deficits in that the grammatical aspectuality is not limited only to imperfectivity and perfectivity but it also encompasses its aoristic nature. Thus, we propose to call the imperfective aspect the procesual aspect, while the perfective aspect – non-procesual aspect. This is because non-procesuality implies both perfectivity and aoristic nature.

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The Image of a German in the Minds of the Contemporary Residents of Gdańsk

The Image of a German in the Minds of the Contemporary Residents of Gdańsk

Obraz Niemca w świadomości gdańszczan

Author(s): Jarosław Załęcki / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 3/2010

Keywords: Gdańsk; the Germans; stereotype; prejudice; image; intercultural contact

The purpose of this article is to describe the image of a German dwelling in the minds of the contemporary residents of Gdańsk, and to reveal some of its cultural, historical, psychological and social determinants. The data analysed and presented here comes from several surveys conducted by the author (2004–2007). The surveys indicate that the residents of Gdańsk are going through the process of overcoming prejudice towards the Germans and changing the content of the German’s image towards a more positive view. The process is driven by generation replacement and development of intercultural contacts. The surveys reveal that the positive image of a German correlates with younger age of the subject, higher education, and psychical wellbeing.

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Lexical Decomposition in Understanding Italian and English Motion Verb

Lexical Decomposition in Understanding Italian and English Motion Verb

Author(s): Valeria Bandecchi,Mark T. Keane / Language(s): English / Issue: 76/2013

Keywords: Motion Verbs; Lexical Decomposition; Lexical Semantics; Cognitive Psychology; English; Italian

In this paper, we combine linguistic analyses based on Event Templates (Rappaport Hovav and Levin 1998a) and psychological proposals on the complexity of verb meanings to develop an analysis of the proposed complexity differences in motion verbs in English (as a satellite–framed language) and Italian (as a verb–framed language). The key prediction from this analysis is that for both languages manner–of–motion verbs take longer to be processed than path–motion verbs: that is to say, independently of the language specific lexicalization patterns, the more complex the structure, the longer the time to process it. We also outline some recent findings that have a bearing on this prediction.

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Inspections as the Means of the Traditional Teutonic Structure after 1466

Inspections as the Means of the Traditional Teutonic Structure after 1466

Die Visitation als Mittel traditioneller Ordensstruktur nach 1466

Author(s): Udo Arnold / Language(s): German / Issue: 1/2017

Keywords: the Teutonic Order;Prussia;grand master;the Teutonic administration;reform;monastic life;

The loss of the significant part of the territory by the Monastic State of the Teutonic Order after 1466 entailed structural changes in the state. Inspections constituted an important scrutinizing factor in various fields of life. They were a permanent element of the reforms undertaken in the Teutonic Order. The expertise of the inspectors originally was not precisely defined. However, with time they became more and precise. In the times of the rule of Grand Master Heinrich Reuß von Plauen we know only about one inspection from the Austrian bailiff in 1469. During the rule of the subsequent Grand Master Heinrich Reffle von Richtenberg (1470-1477) no inspection was recorded. During the times of Martin Truchsess von Wetzhausen (1477-1489) problems connected with the reform of the monastic life in Prussia were addressed. The discussion concerned the problem of poverty among Teutonic brothers. The great inspection was planned to take place in 1481 prior to the General Chapter. However, the General Chapter did not take place. The inspection of Livonia was postponed for 1488. In the times of Johann von Tiefen (1489-1497) the forms of inspection applied so far were discussed. One of the evidences of this discussion was a letter written by the secretary of the Grand Master’s chancery Dr Michale Sculteti, which included forms intended for the inspection. Friedrich von Sachsen-Meißen (1498-1510) at the turn of 1498/1499 issued a regulation concerning inspections and appointed inspectors. In 1502 a detailed catalogue of questions was compiled in the Teutonic chancellery as it had been earlier done by Sculteti. In the times when the Grand Commander was Simon von Drahe (1507-1510) inspections became an important tool of the internal policy of the Grand Master Friedrich von Sachsen. The decision of the General Chapter saying that an inspection should take place every year in the Teutonic Order was enforced. However, in the times of the Grand Master Albrecht von Brandenburg0Ansbach (1511-1525) inspections ceased to play an essential role in the internal policy. Only one inspection from this period is recorded – in 1519.

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Childcare Centre for Polish Boys in Wejherowo during the German Occupation

Childcare Centre for Polish Boys in Wejherowo during the German Occupation

Zakład Wychowawczy dla polskich chłopców w Wejherowie w okresie okupacji niemieckiej

Author(s): Monika Tomkiewicz / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 1/2018

Keywords: Neustadt;German childcare centres;Polish children;orphanages;territories incorporated into the Third Reich;everyday life;Gdańsk;Pomerania;the German occupation;

At the beginning of the German occupation in the territories incorporated into the Third Reich all the Polish orphanages and childcare centres became administered by the German authorities. It was in accordance with the incentives included in the book prepared by the Political-Racial Bureau in November 1939 titled The question of the treatment of the population from the former Polish territories from the racial-political point of view, which recommended that racially valuable children should be exempted from resettlements and should be brought up in the Reich in special educational centres which followed the model of the House of Orphans in Potsdam. On 9 September 1939 Wejherowo was taken over by German soldiers from the 207th Infantry Division of Tiedemann, the 32nd Regiment of Grenzwache von Bothmer, the SS Battalion – Heimwehr Danzig of Major von Rittberg and the 5th Cavalry Regiment of Diener. The Wejherowo land became part of the Reichsgau Danzig-West Prussia. The occupying forces took over the buildings of the pre-war Centre for Social Care and the Primary School for the Deaf and Mute in Wejherowo, which are now situated at 279 Jana Sobieskiego street (at that time: Adolf-Hitler-Strasse). The buildings served as accommodation for the military units. Buildings no. 2 and no.4 along with the farm were not utilised. The German administration set up the Educational Centre called “Erziehungsanstalt Neustadt” for Polish and German boys aged 4 to 16 in the dormitory and school buildings. Polish children came from the territories of the former Pomeranian province – Bydgoszcz, Grudziądz, Toruń, Gdynia, Starogard Gdański and Kartuzy. The number of children of Polish nationality who stayed in the educational centre in Wejherowo amounted to 101 boys 9 according to the data of 31 April 1940). During their stay in the centre in Wejherowo boys were supervised by German teachers or local Kashubians. From time to time children were sent to nearby farms to help in agricultural works. In 1943 the decision was made to liquidate the centre gradually. Thirtyone boys were transported to the camp for children in Łodź in Przemysłowa street. During the evacuation of the centre some children escaped to their family homes. The remaining children were placed by the Polish authorities in childcare centres as victims of the war. Once their identity had been established, they were sent to their family homes. Orphans were placed in orphanages and childcare centres.

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Galician Oilfields

Galician Oilfields

Galician Oilfields

Author(s): Wojciech Morawski / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2017

Keywords: petroleum industry; oil; foreign capital; economic history

The article begins with the genesis of oil extraction and usage in Galicia, and concentrates on the interwar period. It shows the evolution of the usage of oil, from lighting towards combustion engines, and follows the structural problems this posed for the sector. It maps out extraction between particular oil fields, and explores how the profile of production changed over time. Finally, it deals with the role of foreign capital, the processes of monopolisation, and the impact of the sector on the local society.

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Hans Rothfels, Percy Ernst Schramm, the 'Ostraum' and the Middle Ages. Towards some new historiography histories

Hans Rothfels, Percy Ernst Schramm, the 'Ostraum' and the Middle Ages. Towards some new historiography histories

Hans Rothfels, Percy Ernst Schramm, der‚ Ostraum‘ und das Mittelalter. Zu einigen historiographiegeschichtlichen Neuerscheinungen

Author(s): Eduard Mühle / Language(s): German / Issue: 1/2008

Keywords: Hans Rothfels; Percy Ernst Schramm; 'Ostraum'; Middle Ages; historiography; history;

Die Entwicklung der deutschen Geschichtswissenschaft im 20. Jahrhundert ist seit einigen Jahren Gegenstand intensiver wissenschafts- und historiographiegeschichtlicher Reflexionen.

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Ukrainian Immigrants and Entrepreneurship Drain: Towards a Concept of Governance-Induced Migration
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Ukrainian Immigrants and Entrepreneurship Drain: Towards a Concept of Governance-Induced Migration

Author(s): Katarzyna Andrejuk / Language(s): English / Issue: 04/2019

Keywords: governance-induced migration; Ukrainian migration; entrepreneurship drain; migrant entrepreneurs; Ukrainians in Poland;

The article develops a concept of governance-induced migration, focusing on the aspect of migrant motivations that remains largely underexamined in current migration research. The wage differentials, family reasons, and availability of welfare benefits are often indicated as the aspects of the host state with a “magnetic” power of attraction. The article argues that other aspects of state development also may prominently influence the behaviour of immigrants and their readiness to settle in a receiving country. The case study presented here of Ukrainian migrant entrepreneurs in Poland (interviews with fifty-one respondents) demonstrates that their motivations for migration are more complex and diversified. They encompass not only the economic and family reasons but also the quality and efficiency of public institutions. Governance-induced migration is associated with the perception of the host state as more citizen-friendly, transparent, effective in ensuring safety, and providing an environment for development. The differences between Poland and Ukraine in the functionality of public institutions and the level of socio-political risks lead to enhanced migration flows and entrepreneurship drain from Ukraine.

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Scandinavians and West-Balts. Contribution to the Study on the Issue of the Influence of the Scandinavians on the Development of Settlement and Economic-Political Structures in West-Balts during the Viking Age

Scandinavians and West-Balts. Contribution to the Study on the Issue of the Influence of the Scandinavians on the Development of Settlement and Economic-Political Structures in West-Balts during the Viking Age

Scandinavians and West-Balts. Contribution to the Study on the Issue of the Influence of the Scandinavians on the Development of Settlement and Economic-Political Structures in West-Balts during the Viking Age

Author(s): Marek F. Jagodziński / Language(s): English / Issue: 19/2014

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Consumption of virtual environment and autistic spectrum disorder in children of 0-3 years of age

Consumption of virtual environment and autistic spectrum disorder in children of 0-3 years of age

Consumul de mediu virtual şi tulburarea de spectru autist la copiii cu vârste între 0-3 ani

Author(s): Marius Teodor Zamfir / Language(s): Romanian / Issue: 4/2017

Keywords: virtual autism; virtual environment; autism; ASD; screen dependency;

This study describes the incidence of excessive use of virtual environment in recently diagnosed children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) over the period 2012-2017 within two specialized recovery centres. The study was conducted longitudinally following progress in the therapeutic process by measuring QD / IQ in 62 children with autism in Romania. The analysis was made between two lots that presented or not, in anamnestic history, a consumption of more than 4 hours / day of virtual environment, during 0-3 years. The results of the study are: Children diagnosed with ASD, who had a history of excessive consumption of virtual environment during the 0-3 year period, recorded QD / IQ higher by 37%, between the first and second complex psychological evaluation, which resources were over three times lower than the control group. This suggests that sensorimotor and socioefacial deprivation caused by consumption of more than 4 hours / day of virtual environment can trigger behaviors and elements similar to those encountered in children diagnosed with ASD. Following our research we have defined this form of autism: Virtual autism.

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Can Mathematics Be Presented by the Means of Pictures? – About Mathematical Terms in Langenscheidt "Deutsch als Fremdsprache. Bild für Bild" (2016) Dictionary

Can Mathematics Be Presented by the Means of Pictures? – About Mathematical Terms in Langenscheidt "Deutsch als Fremdsprache. Bild für Bild" (2016) Dictionary

Lässt sich Mathematik bildlich darstellen? – Zur mathematischen Lexik in Langenscheidts "Wörterbuch Deutsch als Fremdsprache. Bild für Bild" (2016)

Author(s): Monika Kasjanowicz-Szczepańska / Language(s): German / Issue: 29/2020

Keywords: pictorial dictionaries; pedagogical dictionaries; mathematical lexis; professional terminology

Mathematics is omnipresent and so is mathematical lexis. Because of the fact that professional terms are the element of specialized languages that are most likely to (and imperceptibly) infiltrate into the general language, they should be appropriately recognized in general dictionaries and in dictionaries directed to learners of a chosen language as a foreign language. However, in the case of German in recent years (2016–2020), the most widely-used form of monolingual German dictionaries as foreign ones are pictorial dictionaries. Thus, the question is, can mathematical terminology be presented by the means of pictures? The purpose of this article is to verify which mathematical lexemes are included in the selected German pictorial dictionary as a foreign language and how they have been developed in its micro- and macrostrukture. Lexicographical material is Bildwörterbuch Deutsch als Fremdsprache (2016) dictionary.

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Investigation of X, Y and Z Generation Consumers Habits of Choosing Coffee Shops

Investigation of X, Y and Z Generation Consumers Habits of Choosing Coffee Shops

X, Y ve Z Kuşağı Tüketicilerin Kahve Dükkanlarını Tercih Etme Alışkanlıklarının İncelenmesi

Author(s): Mehmet Selman Bayindir,Bahar Bayindir,Sibel Önçel / Language(s): Turkish / Issue: 4/2020

Keywords: Coffee Shops;Generations;Preferring Habits;Drinks;

Coffee shops, which are public spaces, provide experiences that consumers can provide in different ways. The purpose of this study is to reveal the consumption habits of consumers, who prefer X, Y, and Z generation, who prefer coffee shops. For this purpose, interviews were conducted with thirteen participants with semi-structured questions using the interview technique, which is one of the qualitative research methods. As a result of the interviews, findings were collected under five headings. These; The habits of the participants to choose coffee shops, brand preferences, service expectations, the physical elements they care about and the products they buy are determined. As a result of the findings, it is understood that the participants of the X generation go to less coffee shops than the other generations, the brands that meet the standard are more preferred, the X generation service to the table, the Z generation self-service and the Y generation prefer both service types. Generation X is more comfortable, Generation Y is more modern and Generation Z prefers more original environments. They prefer more traditional coffees such as X belt filter and Turkish coffee, coffees prepared with more innovative and modern methods such as Y generation V60, siphon, chemex and cold brew, and Z generation coffees prepared with different syrups, extracts, chocolates and creams.

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Professor Gerard Labudas Leben und Werk (1916-2010)

Author(s): Tomasz Jasiński / Language(s): German / Issue: 18/2013

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Variation of LSP Collocations in the German and Austrian Civil Code

Variation of LSP Collocations in the German and Austrian Civil Code

Kollokative Variation im deutschen und österreichischen Zivilgesetzbuch

Author(s): Felicja Księżyk / Language(s): German / Issue: 1/2020

Keywords: legal linguistics; LSP phraseology; collocations; pluricentrism in the German languages of law; civil law

As we know, German is a pluricentric language with national variants/centers, which inrelation to the language of law also differs due to the different legal systems in variousGerman-speaking countries. Austrian civil code (ABGB), in force since 1811, is almostan entire century older than its counterpart in the Federal Republic of Germany (BGB),which came into force in 1900. This time gap also entails differences in the languageof the two codes.The aim of the article is to show common features as well as differences within the collocationin German and Austrian civil code, which until now, were almost entirely leftoutside the research area.

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Zum Schwerpunkt

Zum Schwerpunkt

Zum Schwerpunkt

Author(s): Jürgen Joachimsthaler,Beata Mikołajczyk / Language(s): German / Issue: 1/2012

What can be said about the development of the branch on the way towards the „German studies of tomorrow“? This year’s main topic of discussion originally met with great approval, however, it failed to bring about expected results. Numerous articles, which had been preliminary announced, very often supported by comprehensive arguments, were withdrawn. The discussion with potential authors provided a surprisingly coherent image of the German Studies ‒ not only in Poland ‒ but also of the situation in which the will to express one’s opinions is proclaimed from all sides, but finally such expression hardly takes place. Thus, it is necessary, in place of the announced articles, to analyse the reasons for such refusal.

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On the History of the Notion of Freedom

On the History of the Notion of Freedom

O povijesti pojma slobode

Author(s): Lino Veljak / Language(s): Croatian / Issue: 01/161/2021

Keywords: freedom; eschatology; secularity; civil rights; human rights; mind; equality; fraternity; liberality; ownership;

The notion of freedom (gk. eleuthería, lat. libertas) was in ancient philosophy formed in the sense of the privileges belonging to adult free citizens, and thus foreigners, minors, women, and slaves were deprived of the possibility of freedom. This definition of freedom was also adopted by Roman law, unlike Stoic philosophy and the New Testament Christianity, where freedom was extended to belong to all human beings. In comparison, the Stoics (at least partially) condemn slavery, while Christianity eschatologises freedom (all people are free as God’s children, but this does not imply the abolition of slavery in this world). The Middle Ages built on such a concept of freedom. Still, in that period the secular concept of freedom was formulated, which especially comes to the fore in the Magna charta libertatum. The modern concept of freedom was shaped in the Modern Age, from Locke’s definition of life, freedom, and property as inalienable civil rights, through Voltaire’s request for the freedom of thought and Rousseau’s identification of freedom with the essence of human being, to Kant’s understanding of freedom that is possible only through the mind. The ideals of French Revolution, Liberty, Equality, Fraternity (liberté, égalité, fraternité), are concretised in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (and Marx points at the limits of freedom established by this declaration). John Stuart Mill formulated the classical liberal concept of freedom. Today freedom is discussed, on the one hand, at the level of questions about individual freedom (for example, according to Sartre and Camus, the human being is necessarily free, while according to some representatives of sociobiology and researchers in the field of neurobiology, the human being is essentially genetically determined), and on the other hand, at the level of the problematisation of social presumptions regarding the freedom of human being (where the question of whether private property is the condition of the possibility of freedom or an obstacle to real freedom lies at the centre of discussion).

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THE NEXUS OF E-GOVERNMENT AND INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY RELATIVE TO INCOME LEVEL COMPARISON

THE NEXUS OF E-GOVERNMENT AND INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY RELATIVE TO INCOME LEVEL COMPARISON

THE NEXUS OF E-GOVERNMENT AND INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY RELATIVE TO INCOME LEVEL COMPARISON

Author(s): Gul Faid,Majeed Muhammad Tariq,Ahmad Ishtiaq,Vahid Lorestani Zeynvand,Daniel Francois Meyer,Domicián Máté / Language(s): English / Issue: 1/2020

Keywords: electronic government; productivity growth performance; ICTs; trust; developed and developing countries; panel data;

Purpose – this study aims to determine the influence of E-government on productivity in the case of different countries comparing by income level. Research methodology – static (fixed and random) and dynamic (GMM) panel regression. Findings – a disaggregated analysis reveals that middle-income countries are driving global productivity growth by implementing ICTs infrastructure in the public sector. Research limitations – this study focuses on severe developed and developing economies; whereas each country may not benefit from E-government implementation as gains might be offset with the enormous costs of implementation. Practical implications – the government may rely more on online services in the provision of its responsibilities because it enhances the efficiency of public sectors. Originality/Value – the study is a novel measure of E-government that covers additional multiple dimensions.

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