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Series name:
Information Technology and Globalisation Series
Size:
unspecified
ISSN:
Categories:
Information Technology, IT and World Trade
ISBN No:
978-0-85092-440-4
Format:
Publication Date:
01-1995
Number of Pages:
168
Status:
In stock
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Description
This publication is a result of a seminar held at the London School of Economics between 16-17 May 1995. It looks at the role of Information Technology on the Globalisation process and addresses its implications on the developing countries.
Contents
Preface
A ‘Brave New World’: Where is Information Technology taking the Small and Medium Sized Enterprise?
Ian O. Angell
Knowledge Networking for Co-Development in the Global Information Society
Karamjit S. Gill
The Myth of the Global Village
Mayuri Odedra-Straub and Bernhard Straub
The Role of Information Technology in Developing Countries in the Process of Globalisation
Natalia Volkow and Chrisanthi Avgerou
Information Systems in International Business Enterprises: A New Paradigm for Developing Countries
Edward M. Roche
Outsourcing of Information Work: India’s Experience in Exploiting the Global Market
Subhash C. Bhatnagar
African Telecommunications: Strengthening the Foundations for Effective Global Networking
Matunda Nyanchama
Information Technology for Development: The Singapore Case
Chee-Sing Yap
Global Education using IT? The Open University as a Case Study
Pat Hall, Gordon Davies and Helen Sharp
Commonwealth Initiatives in Networking
Rogers W’O Okot-Uma
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