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About the Journal
Citizen and Government Review (CGR) with ISSN 3047-2318 is a scientific journal published three times a year, in February, June and October. Each issue contains only quality articles. This journal contains articles resulting from thoughts and research compiled by experts, scientists and practitioners. This journal is published by Pusat Studi Berkelanjutan (PSB). The journal was first published in 2024. Several specific topics include: Government and public administration, political participation, social and political rights, governance models, technology and governance, public opinion and policy impact. For details on focus and scope, see here
Current Issue
Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): Citizen and Government Review
This edition of the publication covers two main, interrelated topics within the context of modern governance. The first article discusses digital governance models in developing countries and their effectiveness in improving the quality of public services. The second article highlights the role of social media as a crucial instrument in promoting transparency and citizen participation in local governance through a case study of Suame Municipality, Ghana. The current edition is still incomplete as it awaits several other manuscripts in the final stages.
Published:
26-08-2025
Citizen and Government Review (CGR) with ISSN 3047-2318 is a scientific journal published three times a year, in February, June and October. Each issue contains only quality articles. This journal contains articles resulting from thoughts and research compiled by experts, scientists and practitioners. This journal is published by Pusat Studi Berkelanjutan (PSB). The journal was first published in 2024. Several specific topics include: Government and public administration, political participation, social and political rights, governance models, technology and governance, public opinion and policy impact. For details on focus and scope, see here
