About the Journal
Credo advances research on digital public governance and citizen trust in government, taking its name from the Latin word for "creed" or "belief" to directly signal its core concern: trust and confidence in public institutions. The journal is internationally oriented, operates a rigorous peer-review process, and offers open access to all its content. Credo examines how digital transformation is reshaping the relationship between citizens and the state, with particular attention to the mechanisms through which trust is built, maintained, challenged, and eroded, providing a critical forum for understanding the governance of digital societies and the conditions that foster or undermine public confidence in government.
