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Ismael Peña-López

Ismael Peña-López, lecturer and researcher
Information Society, Digital Divide, ICT4D

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Home » ICT4D Blog » ICTlogy, review of ICT4D, #68, May 2009

ICTlogy, review of ICT4D, #68, May 2009

e-Research

  • How can eResearch contribute to enhance Research?
  • e-Research: opportunities and challenges for social sciences

Education

  • Perspectives of the future and prospectives about the role of the Net in Educational Innovation

ICT4D

  • The Network of the People
  • Gender Evaluation for Social Change
  • Measuring digital development for policy-making: Models, stages, characteristics and causes. The role of the government
  • Policies to increase ICT usage in developed countries

Politics 2.0

  • Rachel K. Gibson: 2.0 electoral campaigns: how do the new web tools reconfigure local electoral campaigns?
  • Manuel Castells: Politics and Internet in Obama era

Monograph: Citizen Politics

  • Citizen politics (I): Jordi Segarra: New and old strategies of political communication
  • Citizen politics (II): E-Electoral Politics
  • Citizen politics (III): Parties and Elections in the US
  • Citizen politics (IV): New Mobilization Strategies
  • Citizen politics (V): Impacts on Knowledge and Participation
  • Citizen politics (VI): Online Public Sphere
  • Citizen politics (VII): Round Table

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