Ernest J. Wilson

Articles and Speeches

Organizing for IT Policy
, 1999

Wiring the African Economy
CIDCM Working Research Paper Series, 1998

The Asian Economic Crisis and the Information Revolution
, 2008

Inventing the Global Information Future
Futures, 1998

This essay analysis four possible outcomes of the transition to tomorrow’s global information society. Using scenario building methods the essay describes and
analysis the pathways the transitions may take, in the hopes of guiding proactive thinking about the most desirable information and communication strategies
for developing countries.

Globalization Information Technology, and Conflict in the Second and Third Worlds
Project on World Security, Rockefeller Brothers Foundation, 1998

The United States and Africa: Toward A New Relationship
Center for International Development and Conflict, 1997

with David F. Gordon, report of a study funded by the Ford Foundation, published by the Center for International Development and Conflict Management, April 16, 1997

Global Information Revolution and Africa
CIDCM Working Paper, March 1997

The What, Why, Where, and How of National Information Initiatives

In the development of any body of knowledge, there are always shifting emphases and changing foci. A close reading of policy studies reveals a kind of “product cycle” within each of the substantive policy areas, especially for the newer, more technologically driven subjects like energy, the environment and, more recently, information and communications policies.

Does the Global Information-Highway Lead to Africa?
Center for Strategic and International Studies CSIS Notes, May 1996

French Support for Structural Adjustment Programs in Africa
World Development, 1993 Pergamon Press Ltd

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