a compendium of submissions collected
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Information Technologies and International Development
Information Technologies and International Development
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Geneva: Group Participation
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Manuel Acevedo, Tensions at WSIS Federico Carlos Baradello, US-Based Latino Youth: The Engine of Empowerment for Latin-American Youth? William P. Benac Jr., Improving WSIS Success by Increasing Business Participation Eberhard Blocher, Going to Geneva for WSIS Stephen Browne, WSIS: Reflections from the Inside Stephanie Dupuy, Cultural Diversity at WSIS Divina Frau-Meigs, On Research, the Role of NGOs, and the WSIS Process Sharon Hom, The Map is not the Landscape: Reflections on WSIS 2003 Yukie Hori, Globalization and Local Identity as Demonstrated at the ICT4D Platform Wolfgang Kleinwachter, WSIS: A New Diplomacy? Multistakeholder Approach and Bottom Up Policy in Global ICT Governance Tiroyamodimo Mogotlhwane, Personal Observation Eric M.K. Osiakwan, WSIS, So Far Not So Good, Tomorrow is Another Day for the Second Superpower Alexander Osterwalder, The WSIS-A relict from the past Jacques Panchard, The WSIS-A relict from the past Rik Panganiban, Signal to Noise Y.J. Park, Are We Ready to Accept Civil Society as Negotiation Counterpart? Onno W. Purbo, Information Society at High Places Marc Raboy, The Origins of Civil Society Involvement in the WSIS V.K. Samaranayake, A Central Role for Universities in the Information Society Phillip Schmidt, New Model, Old Barriers: Remaining Challenges to African Civil Society Participation Alcimar Silva de Queiroz, Al Gore's 8,000 kilometres: The Distances of the Information Society Anabelle Sreberny, WSIS: Articulating Information at the Summit Richard Stallman, At WSIS, in a climate of suppression of dissent, the score is 0-0 Amy Tai, The Map is not the Landscape: Reflections on WSIS 2003 Paula Uimonen, Action Speaks Louder than Words-Some Reflections on the ICT4D Platform Amy R. West, The Forgotten Stakeholders |
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