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ICTs, ‘virtual colonisation’ & political economy
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Managing and developing the strategy for Africa’s information in global computerisation
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Studying the impacts of the Internet without assuming technological determinism
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Imagining a Silicon Savannah? Technological and Conceptual Connectivity in Kenya's BPO and Software Development Sectors
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The Digital Divide: Observations from the South About a Failed Dialog with the North
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(Introduction): The Project of Managing, Regulating, and Implementing ICT in East Africa
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Conceptual Framework and Reviews of Theoretical and Empirical Literature
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Medialisierung von Bildung im postkolonialen Kontext. Entwicklungsdiskurs 2.0?
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The Impact of ICT in Public and Private Universities in Sudan
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Challenge of rural people to reduce digital divide in the globalized world: Theory and practice
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Information technology policy formulation in Nigeria: Answers without questions
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Transforming India into a knowledge economy through information communication technologies—Current developments
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Researching the impact of ICTs as change catalysts in Africa
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Socially distanced capitalism in a time of coronavirus
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Playing politics with the mobile phone in Nigeria: civil society, big business & the state
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Telecentres and transformations: Modernizing Tanzania through the internet
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Mobile Phones, Livelihoods and the Poor in Sub‐Saharan Africa: Review and Prospect
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UNESCO, ICT corporations and the passion of ICT for development: modernization resurrected
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UNESCO’s communication policies as discourse: how change, human development and knowledge relate to communication
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From Colonisation to Imperialism: Internationalisation of Legal Form towards International Law
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Wykluczenie cyfrowe i co dalej? Nowe technologie jako katalizator podziałów społecznych i bodziec dla cywilizacyjnego rozwoju
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Young People and Cybersex in a Sexually Conservative Society
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