Identity and Representation of Public Administrations
Challenges and Opportunities through Metaverse
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https://doi.org/10.62161/revvisual.v18.6417Keywords:
Metaverse, Public Administrations, Public Policies, Democracy, Fundamental Rights, Ethics, EnvironmentAbstract
This study analyzes the use of the metaverse by public administrations, its level of implementation, specific public policies that are being carried out, challenges and opportunities. For this purpose, a review of the main scientific bibliographic bases has been reviewed. Concrete examples are described, reflection is made on specific cases of its use in relation to democratic improvement, and the immediate substantial costs involved in its own development, mainly of a technical, environmental, regulatory and ethics.
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