Information Revolution and Policy Implications for Developing Countries

Charles Cooper, Shulin Gu (), Ludo Alcorta (), W Steinmueller (), Carlos M. Correa, Constantine Vaitsos and Cecilia Ng Choon Sim
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Charles Cooper: United Nations University, Institute for New Technologies
Shulin Gu: United Nations University, Institute for New Technologies
Ludo Alcorta: Maastricht School of Management
Carlos M. Correa: University of Buenos Aires
Constantine Vaitsos: University of Athens
Cecilia Ng Choon Sim: United Nations University, Institute for New Technologies

No 2000-02, UNU-INTECH Discussion Paper Series from United Nations University - INTECH

Abstract: Discussion paper 2002 is combination of six papers prepared for the International Workshop on The Information Revolution and Economic and Social Exclusion in Developing Countries. These papers are the outcomes of two major themes set for the workshop: "The Developments of Access and Effective Use of Information Technology and Exclusion" and "The Gender Dimension in Exclusion".

Keywords: Information technology; Government policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2000
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