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E-government service use and public trust in government: Evidence from Central Asia and the South Caucasus
This study examines the relationship between e-government service use and government trust in seven countries across Central Asia and the South Caucasus. We use Life in Transition Survey IV data from 6,501 respondents collected in 2022–2023. E-government use combines five online public-service activ
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