Collective territoriality as a major barrier to interagency government data sharing in China: A literature review

Chen, Longqi; Lai, Tong; Zhou, Lihong

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Title

Collective territoriality as a major barrier to interagency government data sharing in China: A literature review

Author(s)

• Chen, Longqi
• Lai, Tong
• Zhou, Lihong

Issue Date

2020-03-23

Keyword(s)

• China
• Literature review
• Interagency government data sharing
• Territoriality
• Territorial behavior

Abstract

This poster presents a research study, which aims to study how territoriality hinders interagency government data sharing (IDS) in China. Aiming at establishing a theoretical basis for future studies, this study employed a structured literature review approach, which consisted a systematic literature search, a liter- ature screening and a thematic analysis. A total of 1,495 articles were retrieved from the China Academic Journal Network Publishing Database (CAJD) and the China Science Periodical Database (CSPD). After screening, 55 articles were in- cluded and analysed using a thematic approach. The literature analysis identified that government agencies presented collective behaviours of territory marking and defending, which are resulted by a TIAO-KUAI government structure and a proprietary data ownership. This poster provides a perspective on the IDS devel- opment in China and offers useful insights which can be shared across international borders.

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iSchools

Series/Report Name or Number

iConference 2020 Proceedings

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• text
• image

Language

eng

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Copyright 2020 Longqi Chen, Tong Lai, and Lihong Zhou

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