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The Journal of Community Informatics, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, 2008
Editorial
- Michael Gurstein:
Is There A Wireless Community Informatics? - Alison Powell, Sascha D. Meinrath
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Introduction to the Special Issue: Wireless Networking for Communities, Citizens and the Public Interest.
- Marco Adria:
Time, space and the wireless community network. - Hanna Hye-Na Cho:
Towards Place-peer community and civic bandwidth: a case study in community wireless networking. - Laura Forlano:
Anytime? Anywhere?: Reframing Debates Around Community and Municipal Wireless Networking. - Andrea Hoplight Tapia, Julio Angel Ortiz:
Keeping Promises: Municipal communities struggle to fulfill promises to narrow the digital divide with Municipal Community Wireless Networks.
- Kim Dara, Long Dimanche, Seán Ó Siochrú:
The i-REACH Project in Cambodia. - Vidyut Samanta, Chase Laurelle Alexandria Knowles, Jeff Burke, Fabian Wagmister, Deborah Estrin:
Metropolitan Wi-Fi Research Network at the Los Angeles State Historic Park. - Ermanno Pietrosemoli:
Setting Long Distance WiFi Records: Proofing Solutions for Rural Connectivity. - Andrew Clement, Amelia Potter:
Saving Toronto Hydro Telecom's One Zone project from itself: alternative models for urban public wireless infrastructure.
- Alisha Bhagat:
Life after Connectivity: the Impact of the Community Mesh Network in Mahavilachchiya, Sri Lanka's E-village.
- Eduardo Villanueva:
Steve Cisler: an appreciation.
Volume 4, Number 2, 2008
Editorial
- Michael Gurstein:
E-Governance and Community Informatics: Developed and Less Developed Country Experiences.
- Arjan de Jager, Victor van Reijswoud:
E-Governance in the Developing World in Action. - Driss Kettani, Michael Gurstein, Asmae El Mahdi:
eFez Local Good Governance Outcomes in a Developing World Context. - Graham Longford:
Community Networking and Civic Participation: Surveying the Canadian Research Landscape. - Veena V. Raman:
Examining the 'e' in government and governance: A case study in alternatives from Bangalore City, India. - Andrew J. Rixon, Stewart Burn:
Visualisation Techniques For Facilitating Stakeholder Decision Making In Urban Planning.
- H. K. Verma, H. Sinvhal, V. K. Nangia, J. D. Sharma, Vinod Kumar, A. K. Pant:
Citizen-centric E-Governance Project in Uttaranchal, India. - Roberto S. Verzola:
Using Text/SMS for an Online Database of Election Returns.
- Celene Navarrete:
Utilization of Electronic Government Services in Mexico: A Matter of Trust.
Volume 4, Number 3, 2008
- Michael Gurstein:
Community Informatics: What's in a Name.
- Kate Williams, Joan C. Durrance:
Social Networks and Social Capital: Rethinking Theory in Community Informatics. - Sandra Jarvis-Selinger, Kendall Ho, Helen Novak Lauscher, Brandi Bell:
Tl'azt'en Learning Circle: Information Technology, Health and Cultural Preservation. - Sylvie R. Albert:
Defining the Networked Community Movement. - Sharif As-Saber, Khalid Hossain:
Call Centres and their Role in E-governance: A Developing Country Perspective.
- Guido Sohne:
Community Revenue Collection System. - Yusaku Fujii, Naoya Ohta, Hiroshi Ueda, Yoichi Sugita, Koichi Maru:
New Concept Regarding Management of Security Cameras.
- Ricardo Ramírez:
A 'meditation' on meaningful participation.
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