Knowledge societies --in a nutshell : information technology for sustainable development /

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Author / Creator:Credé, Andreas.
Imprint:Ottawa : The Centre, ©1998.
Description:1 online resource (xi, 49 pages) : illustrations
Language:English
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Format: E-Resource Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11118439
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Other authors / contributors:Mansell, Robin E.
International Development Research Centre (Canada)
United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development.
ISBN:1552500594
9781552500590
1280717432
9781280717437
0889368589
9780889368583
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Other form:Print version: Credé, Andreas. Knowledge societies --in a nutshell. Ottawa : The Centre, ©1998 0889368589
Online version: Credé, Andreas. Knowledge societies --in a nutshell. Ottawa : The Centre, ©1998
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • CONTENTS
  • FOREWORD
  • INTRODUCTION
  • The key opportunities
  • CHAPTER 1 IDENTIFYING NEW ICT OPPORTUNITIES
  • New types of learning and education
  • A wired civil society
  • New forms of commerce
  • Opportunities for trade
  • Potential uses of ICTs
  • ICTs and employment
  • New technical infrastructures
  • CHAPTER 2 BUILDING THE CAPABILITIES
  • Illiteracy44; skills44; and knowledge45;based development
  • New social capabilities
  • Tacit knowledge and the learning economy
  • Acquiring new skills
  • Lifelong learning
  • Tools for building innovative knowledge societies
  • CHAPTER 3 CONSTRUCTING THE INFRASTRUCTURE
  • The Missing Link revisited
  • Communication45;network development
  • Expansion of the Internet
  • Benefits of network expansion
  • ICT production capacity
  • Building new coalitions of resources
  • CHAPTER 4 ADDRESSING KEY GOVERNANCE ISSUES
  • International institutions governing ICTs
  • Opening up but keeping control
  • Governing trade in services and equipment
  • Protecting intellectual property
  • Privacy and information security
  • Governance and the networld economy
  • CHAPTER 5 FORMULATING ICT STRATEGIES
  • Technology choices and capacity45;building
  • Strategies for market liberalization
  • Promoting improved access
  • Harnessing ICTs for development
  • Integrating ICT strategies
  • Guidelines for ICT strategies
  • CHAPTER 6 ICTs FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
  • APPENDIX I46; ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
  • ABOUT THE AUTHORS
  • ABOUT THE INSTITUTIONS
  • ABOUT THE PUBLISHER
  • Last Page.