a compendium of submissions collected
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Information Technologies and International Development
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Tunis: Recommendations
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K.S.R. Anjaneyulu, ICTs, Education & Emerging Economies--Do they make sense together? Getting Them To Make Sense Together Effat El-Shooky, WSIS: Tunis 2005 and Beyond Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, Building Internet Rules Through a Multistakeholder Approach Sarah Granger, Merchandising American-style: A WSIS Opportunity Missed Ibrahim A. Ibrahim, WSIS: Reflections Emily Keaney, A Development Agenda? Moving Towards Tunis Donyaprueth Krairit, Digital Divide from the Inside: Perspective of a Thai academician Sarah McCue, Towards Tunis: Suggested Next Steps Tiroyamodimo Mogotlhwane, Personal Observation Lorne Bradley Neudorf, Back to the Basics: The Role of Time, Training, and Infrastructure Prashant Sarin, ICTs, Education & Emerging Economies--Do they make sense together? Getting Them To Make Sense Together |
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