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Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, September 2008
- Farid Shirazi
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The Contribution of ICT to Freedom and Democracy: An Empirical Analysis of Archival Data on the Middle East. 1-24 - Maitrayee Mukerji:
Telecentres in Rural India: Emergence and a Typology. 1-13 - Abdulrahman A. Mirza:
Students' Perceived Barriers to In-Class Participation in a Distributed and Gender Segregated Educational Environment. 1-17 - Reed E. Nelson, Eduardo S. M. De Vasconcelos:
Information Technology Use, Strategy, and Subcultural Environments: An Exploratory Study of Brazilian Real Estate Agencies. 1-10 - Robert M. Davison:
Telecommunications Development in Asia. 1 - Heejin Lee, Seungkwon Jang, Kyungmin Ko, Richard Heeks:
Analysing South Korea's ICT for Development Aid Programme. 1-15 - Abdulmajid Hissen Mohamed, Rana Ahmed S. Abuzaid, Rafa Mohamed Benladen:
Opportunities and Challenges of the Knowledge Management Approach to E-learning: A Case Study in Al-Bayan Model School for Girls, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. 1-11 - Behire Esra Çayhan:
Implementing E-government in Turkey: A Comparison of Online Public Service Delivery in Turkey and the European Union. 1-11 - Driss Kettani, Bernard Moulin, Michael Gurstein, Asmae El Mahdi:
E-Government and local Good Governance: A Pilot Project in Fez, Morocco. 1-18 - Ziyaad Lunat:
The Internet and the Public Sphere: Evidence from Civil Society in Developing Countries. 1-12
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