Digital Policy, Regulation and Governance: Volume 26 Issue 3

The impacts of multiple privacy regulations and national security infrastructure on health information exchange: a study of hospitals across Europe

Utkarsh Shrivastava, Bernard Han, Ying Zhou, Muhammad Razi

Sharing patient health information (PHI) among hospitals has been much slower than the adoption of health record systems. This paper aims to investigate if privacy regulation (PR…

Measuring quality-adjusted price changes on the mobile market: a case study from Hungary

Zoltán Pápai, Péter Nagy, Aliz McLean

This study aims to estimate the quality-adjusted changes in residential mobile consumer prices by controlling for the changes in the relevant service characteristics and quality…

An institutional approach to analyze the multi-level policymaking system of online social networks: a case study of Iran

Leila Namdarian, Hamid Reza Khedmatgozar

This study aims to elucidate institutional analysis as an effective approach to investigating and designing the multilevel policymaking system of online social networks (OSN) for…

Cloud Computing and firm performance: a SEM microdata analysis for Israeli firms

Raúl Katz, Juan Jung, Matan Goldman

This paper aims to study the economic effects of Cloud Computing for a sample of Israeli firms. The authors propose a framework that considers how this technology affects firm…

Investigating the multifaceted dynamics of cybersecurity practices and their impact on the quality of e-government services: evidence from the KSA

Ahmad Mtair Al-Hawamleh

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is embracing digital transformation and e-government services, aiming to improve efficiency, accessibility and citizen-centricity. Nonetheless…

Evolution of ride-hailing platforms regulations in India: a multi-level perspective

Ravinder Kumar Verma, P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan, Arpan Kumar Kar

Digital platforms (DP) are transforming service delivery and affecting associated actors. The position of DPs is impacted by the regulations. However, emerging economies often…