5th International Conference on Public Management, Digital Economy and Internet Technology

The 5th International Conference on Public Management, Digital Economy and Internet Technology examines the rapidly evolving relationship between digital transformation and public sector governance, economic policy, and technological innovation. The conference creates a multidisciplinary forum for scholars and practitioners to address how e-government initiatives, platform economies, and internet-based technologies are reshaping public administration, social services, and digital markets. Participants explore evidence-based approaches to policy design that harness the opportunities of the digital economy while addressing risks of inequality, data privacy, and governance gaps.

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Submissions are invited on digital public management, e-government services, digital economy policy, platform governance, data-driven public services, and the societal implications of internet technology. Both theoretical frameworks and empirical studies of digital transformation in the public sector are welcome.