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ICT for development

Michel Bauwens

23rd May 2010

Ismael Peña-López is continuing his work clarifying issues on the intersection of the digital divide and using communication technologies such as the internet for development.

The following two illustrations show his integrative approach to the subject:

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ICTlogy » ICT4D Blog » Research in ICT4D_ the convergence of social sciences and technology

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