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Towards the Evaluation of Socio-Digital ID Ecosystems in Africa: Comparative Analysis of Findings from Ten Country Case Studies (Research ICT Africa and the Centre for Internet & Society)
Dangling Between Frontier Market and Emerging Market, the Demarketing of a Potential African Market: Demographic Implications and the Effects on Sustainable Development
Methodological Framework for Co-designing Culturally Adaptive Ambient Intelligence Systems for Cybersecurity Education in Indigenous and CALD Older Adult Communities
Addressing the digital divide in remote learning through a systematic review of global approaches and evidence from the pre-pandemic to post-pandemic era
Regional trajectories and disparities of the relationship between information society and sustainable development goals in Europe with the emergence of COVID-19
Where knowledge predicts digital sophistication and where it does not: institutional contingency of the second-level divide in subnational software production
Investigating how the interaction between individual and circumstantial determinants influence the emergence of digital poverty: a post-pandemic survey among families with children in England
Perceived discrimination and digital inequalities among children and young people: studying the multidimensional concepts of digital skills and digital knowledge
Digitalising analogue policy targets ! ‘Digital capabilities’ of older persons and policy digitalisation of social safety net programs in a developing country context
Predictors of children’s and young people’s digital engagement in informational, communication, and entertainment activities: findings from ten European countries
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