Ruishan Chen, Alex de Sherbinin, Chao Ye
Abstract
In March 2015, China's Premier Keqiang Li proposed that government data should be open to the public ([ 1 ][1]). This offers some hope for data sharing in China. How to put the advocacy of openness into practice, however, remains challenging. ![Figure][2] Government data sharing in China
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In March 2015, China's Premier Keqiang Li proposed that government data should be open to the public ([ 1 ][1]). This offers some hope for data sharing in China. How to put the advocacy of openness into practice, however, remains challenging. ![Figure][2] Government data sharing in China
Key concepts: Openness to experience, China, Government (linguistics), Data sharing, Open data, Open government, Political science, Psychology