This article provides a multidimen-sional exploration of the latest development in foreign archival data governance research, with the aim of grasping the essential connotations and tool systems of foreign archival data gover-nance in the era of big data. Firstly, it focuses on the applicability of concept of records and ar-chives and the principle of provenance in the big data environment, elucidating the emergence and manifestation of archival data governance. Secondly, it emphasizes an analysis of the charac-teristics of archival data governance practices from technological and strategic perspectives, particularly focusing on the mechanisms and ap-plicability of archival data governance in various fields under different discourses such as electron-ic governance, IT governance, and information governance. Finally, it centrally discusses the trust crisis representation and resolution strate-gies of archival data openness and service activi-ties at the risk level, while the burgeoning re-search on data activism, propelled by the surge in public interest in data preservation, stands out significantly. The dynamic balance between ad-herence and development has always been the fundamental principle guiding foreign scholars in the exploration of theoretical and practical archi-val data governance.
Big data eraArchival data governanceArchives-as-data paradigmArchival data managementData activism
万方数据
维普
