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Theorizing ICT-based social innovation on development in the context of developing countries of Africa
Background - The main concern of this study is that the perspectives at the foundation of the deployment of information and communication technologies (ICT) undermine the pertinent long-term benefits in developing countries. Not only that, but they also affect the ways in which communities in the gl...
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Department of Information Systems
2016
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