英文摘要 |
This research explores what organizational change strategies have been adopted by public organizations in response to Open Government Reform. By selecting open government cases conducted after 2014 and interviewing 21 respondents such as agencies staffs, supervisors, and specialists, this research analyzes the organizational change strategies of public institutions at three levels: institution and structure, operation process, and individuals’perception. These strategies include the revision of organization structure and institution, the amelioration of operation process, and the transformation of individuals’mindset. Furthermore, this article aggregates and compares the organizational change strategies used by different open government cases, illustrating the linkage between diverse open government values and these strategies. As a result, this research complements extant open government research through the lenses of organization change perspectives, linking open government research to organization theory. Our findings provide a more sophisticated understanding of how open government values formulate and operate in public organizations. |