Structural features of digital neighbourhood in the context of digital economy

Gulsara Ostonakulova

GREEN ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT, 2025, vol. 3, issue 2

Abstract: Despite methodological specificity, structural equation modeling has been preferred over other contemporarytechniques such as fuzzy logic modeling, Bayesian network analysis, and Monte Carlo simulation due to contextualsensitivity and significant decision-support benefits. The present study aims to address this analytical gap by examiningthe structural dynamics of digital neighbourhoods, focusing on three interconnected dimensions. We performed aREGRESSION-SEM hybrid analysis to map the research on digital community ecosystems and investigate how thefunctionality of digital neighbourhoods, according to an established multi-level framework (technological infrastructure,platform governance, trust and data transparency and socio-economic inclusivity, interconnectivity and interoperability,user agency, spatial adaptability, and temporal dynamism), might be shifting in the context of a data-driven economy. Weconceptualize the digital neighbourhood as the collective transformation of an interconnected digital ecosystem towardsthe alignment, mobilization, sustainability, and governance of digital resources built on a sense of spatial proximity, digitalparticipation, shared identity, and socio-technical resilience.

Keywords: digital neighbourhoods; platform governance; interoperability architecture; regression-sem analysis; user agency; urban digital ecosystems; context-sensitive modelling. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15645750

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