Kirk St. Amant and Bolanle Olaniran, editors, Globalization and the Digital Divide (Amherst, NY: Cambria Press, 2011).
from the publisher -- table of contents --
Introduction: Globalization and the Digital Divide: Understanding the Connections between Technology and Communication in a Global Context (Kirk St. Amant)
Chapter 1: The Spread of Culture under the Umbrella of Globalization (Tugba Kalafatoglu)
Chapter 2: Traditional Cultures and their Effects on Globalization: An African Perspective (Kehbuma Langmia)
Chapter 3: The Role of Appropriate ICT in Bridging the Digital Divide: Theoretical Considerations and Illustrating Cases (Victor van Reijswoud and Arjan de Jager)
Chapter 4: Wireless Networking Bridges the Digital Divide in Africa (Anas Tawileh)
Chapter 5: The Container Project in Rural Jamaica: Socializing Technology and Unleashing Creativity along the Digital Divide (Francesca da Rimini)
Chapter 6: The Web Presence of European and Middle Eastern Countries: A Digital Divide (Alireza Noruzi)
Chapter 7: The Digital Divide in China: Socioeconomic and Cultural Dimensions (Yun Xia)
Chapter 8: Globalization, Epidemics, and Politics: Communicating Risk in the Digital Age (Yasmin Ibrahim)
Chapter 9: The Commercialization of Higher Education and Knowledge as a Global Trend: Implications for the Digital Divide in Developing Countries (Tatjana Takševa)
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