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The Covid-19 pandemic and the Online Access Act (Onlinezugangsgesetz – OZG) are forcing Germany's public administration to accelerate digital transformation in general and the digitalization of agencies on federal, state and municipal level in particular. To assess this endeavor’s progress, existing e-Government maturity models were evaluated. The majority of models mainly focus on technical characteristics of an administrative act, while disregarding the importance of (1) public servants, (2) their work situation and (3) organizational processes. It is the latter three determining successful digitalization. Consequently, we fuse previous e-Government maturity models with the individual perspective of public servants including internet-based work, virtualization of teams and societal participation. This paper describes the synthesis of a model, its advantages and limitations including next steps towards its empirical validation.
The introduction of the basic pension, an individual basic pension supplement granted if obligatory contributions to the statutory pension insurance have been paid for decades from below-average earnings, is taken as an opportunity to reflect on the normative justification of social rights. In particular, the symbolic dimension of social rights will be elaborated. For this purpose, Axel Honneth's theory of recognition will be referred to. Finally, an attempt is made to determine in which case norms that are supposed to confer symbolic recognition can be considered legitimate.
Anpassungs- und Widerstandsfähigkeit – Überlegungen zum Resilienzpotenzial migrantischer Familien
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Arbeit mit virtuellen Teams
(2004)