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- A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth, and Poverty Reduction
Response Essays by Clotilde Fonseca, William H. Melody, Michael Spence, Rohan Samarajiva, Lawrence Liang, Ronaldo Lemos and Paula Martini, Alison Gillwald, Ineke Buskens, Ophelia Mascarenhas, Onno Purbo, Yochai Benkler, Hernan Galperin, Anita Gurumurthy, Nancy Spence, Ethan Zuckerman, Sabri Saidam, Matthew Smith and Laurent Elder, Michael Best
- Understanding our Knowledge Gaps: Or, Do we have an ICT4D field? And do we want one?
- Open ICT ecosystems transforming the developing world
- ICT Diffusion: Have we really made any progress?
- A Response to "A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth and Poverty Reduction"
- Gender, ICTs, Human Development and Prosperity
- Social Enterprise to Mobiles – The Curious Case of a Propped up ICTD Theory
- A Response to "A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth and Poverty Reduction"
- Capital, Power, and the Next Step in Decentralization
- A Response to "A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth and Poverty Reduction"
- Broadening the Agenda for ICT for Poverty Reduction
- Reflecting on Social and Gender Injustice In The Context of Human Development, Poverty and ICTs
- The Poverty of Policy and Practice [1]
- LAN Houses: A new wave of digital inclusion in Brazil
- Access Beyond Developmentalism: Technology and the Intellectual Life of the Poor
- A Response to "A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth and Poverty Reduction"
- A Response to "A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth and Poverty Reduction"
- A Response to "A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth and Poverty Reduction"
- Deepening Understanding and Addressing Key Challenges
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- A Dialogue on ICTs, Human Development, Growth, and Poverty Reduction
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