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Over the past three decades, advanced industrial countries have witnessed
a decline of citizens’ confidence in the core public (Miller 1974; Niemi et al.
1989; Dalton 1999; Nye 1997; Norris 1999; Newton 1999; Newton 2006) and
a wide range of private institutions (Lipset and Schneider 1983; Dogan 1994;
Listhaug and Wiberg 1995; Dalton 1996). This erosion of confidence in the
major institutions of society has been explained as a result of both contextual
government ineffectiveness and poor macroeconomic outcomes (Lewis-Beck
1988; Norpoth 1996; Newton
2006; Polavieja 2013; Magalhães 2014, 2016;
Quaranta and Martini 2017; Teixeira et al. 2014) and as a consequence of
deterioration in the quality of government performance (Aarts and Thomassen
2008; Holmberg and Rothstein 2012; Rothstein 2009, 2011; Rothstein and
Teorell 2008; Wagner et al. 2009).
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Open government Sustainability
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Sousa, L. de (2018). Open government and the use of ict to reduce corruption risks. In A. Delicado, N. Domingos and L. de Sousa (Eds.), Changing Societies: Legacies and Challenges. Vol. iii. The Diverse Worlds of Sustainability, pp. 179-202. Lisbon: Imprensa de Ciências Sociais
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Imprensa de Ciências Sociais