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From Individual Service to a Service-Oriented Network: The Role of E-Governance in Enhancing the Effectiveness of Islamic Governance 1

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The study hypothesizes that sustainable effectiveness in Islamic governance cannot be achieved either through the mere digitization of public services or solely through the personal virtues of administrators, so the establishment of a servant network founded upon e-governance requires the establishment of a servant network founded upon e-governance.

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