Information Sharing at National Borders: Extending the Utility of Border Theory

C. Navarrete, Sehl Mellouli, T. Pardo, José Ramón Gil-García
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Research has identified the potential and challenges of information sharing in government settings mostly within the context of a single country. The challenges facing inter-governmental information exchanges that take place across national border governments, however, are thought to be different. To date, research has failed to provide theoretical guidance in understanding the complexities that the cross border environment brings to information sharing initiatives. This paper brings together Brunet-Jailly's theory of borders [10] and definitions of cross-boundary information sharing from Gil-Garcia et al. [39] to develop a framework that incorporates the information sharing and technology dimension with the economic, political and cultural contextual factors impacting border regions. This study is an initial step toward understanding the challenges that the border environment brings to information sharing initiatives. Future research is necessary to empirically test the utility of the proposed theory as a tool for understanding this new area of both practical and theoretical importance.
边境信息共享:扩展边界理论的效用
研究已经确定了在政府环境中信息共享的潜力和挑战,主要是在一个国家的背景下。然而,跨国界政府间信息交换所面临的挑战被认为是不同的。迄今为止,研究未能为理解跨境环境给信息共享举措带来的复杂性提供理论指导。本文将Brunet-Jailly的边界理论[10]和Gil-Garcia等人[39]对跨境信息共享的定义结合起来,构建了一个将信息共享和技术维度与影响边境地区的经济、政治和文化背景因素相结合的框架。这项研究是了解边境环境给信息共享倡议带来的挑战的第一步。未来的研究有必要对所提出的理论作为理解这一具有实践和理论重要性的新领域的工具的效用进行实证检验。
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