Cooperation South Journal - No.1, 2001
Getting Connected: Information and Communications Technology for Development

• Message from the Administrator

Strategies

• Digitally empowered development - Allen L. Hammond
  
• Global e-commerce policies seen from the South - Somkiat Tangkitvanich
  
• Building foundations for e-commerce in Hong Kong - Judith Hollows and Chun Kit Lok
  
• Making the software industry “open” - Edward White
  
• Electronic democracy: Buenos Aires and Montevideo - Susana Finquelievich
  
• Educating citizens of the global learning society - Michel J. Menou
  
• Reaching the last mile - Carlos A. Gamboa, Ron Laporte and Francois Sauer

Regional Survey

• Afriboxes, telecenters, cybercafes: ICT in Africa - Mike Jensen
  
• Paths beyond connectivity: Experience from Latin America and the Caribbean - Ricardo Gomez, Juliana Martinez and Katherine Reilly
  
• Creating a knowledge-based labour force in Asia - Meheroo Jussawalla and Rana Hasan
  
• From medieval to modern times: Information in the Arab world - Hamid Mowlana

WINDOWS ON THE SOUTH: Current Trends, Perspectives, and Events

• Satellites Transmit Directly To Receivers Across The South
  
• Box—The Man Behind Worldspace
  
• Voters Use Computers In Brazilian Eelections
  
• Simputer: A Simple Computer For Mass Use Across India
  
• Supercomputers And Hyperballs: Massive Calculations In Cyberspace
  
• Low-Tech Democracy
  
• Sharing Ideas — Another Way of Thinking

Please send your comments and contributions to the Editor-In-Chief to: cosmas.gitta@undp.org

or by mail to:
United Nations Development Programme
Special Unit for Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries
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