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Electronic Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, Volume 21

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Volume 21, Number 1, March 2005

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Teresa Lynch, Nick Szorenyi:
Dilemmas Surrounding Information Technology Education in Developing Countries: A Study in Fiji. 1-19
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Royal D. Colle:
Memo to Telecenter Planners. 1-13
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Gabriela Romo Rodríguez:
Information and Communication Technologies and Non-Governmental Organisations: Lessons Learnt from Networking in Mexico. 1-29
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Douglas R. Vogel:
Asia Unplugged: the Wireless and Mobile Media Boom in the Asia-Pacific. 1
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John Willinsky, Randall Jonas, Rosemary Shafack, Kiven Charles Wirsiy:
Access to Research in Cameroonian Universities. 1-15

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