Engaged Scholars and Thoughtful Practitioners: Enhancing Their Dialogue in the Knowledge Society

July 1, 2005 by

Information Technologies and International Development, 2005

An irony of the current stage of the global information revolution is the contradiction we observe between the rhetoric of cooperation and the realities of conflict among the stakeholders. Read More »

Filed Under: Articles and Speeches, International Information Technology Policy

Chapter 4: South Africa

April 1, 2005 by

Negotiating the Net, 2005

Filed Under: Articles and Speeches, International Information Technology Policy

Chapter 7: Kenya

April 1, 2005 by

Negotiating the Net, 2005

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Chapter 9: Ghana

April 1, 2005 by

Negotiating the Net, 2005

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The Information Revolution and Developing Countries

January 1, 2003 by

MIT Press, 2003

Filed Under: China-Africa Relations, International Information Technology Policy, Race and Media, The Bookshelf

Organizing for IT Policy

January 5, 1999 by

, 1999

Filed Under: Articles and Speeches, International Information Technology Policy, Public Diplomacy for the 21st Century
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