NCDG's mission is to build global research capacity, to advance practice, and to strengthen the network of researchers and practitioners engaged in building and using technology and government. The goal of NCDG is to apply and extend the social sciences for research at the intersection of governance, institutions and information technologies. For more information about NCDG, please read our Vision and Objective statements. And be sure to check out the News section for NCDG happenings.
From 2002- 2005, the NCDG was based at Harvard University. A successor program to NCDG, the Program on Networked Governance, continues digital government research at Harvard today. The Program on Networked Governance was founded by NCDG co-founder David Lazar and is also supported by the National Science Foundation.
Contacting NCDG:
Jane Fountain, Director National Center for Digital Government
Gordon Hall
University of Massachusetts Amherst
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USA
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