Vol 17 No 2 (2002): Information Technology | Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies

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Published: 2007-10-02

From the Third World Studies Desk

Politics of Mobile Phones

Miriam Coronel Ferrer

3-6
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Features

The Digital Divide and Rule: Grappling with the New Rhetoric of Development

Peter Sy

7-20
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Privacy and Human Rights 2002: An Extract of the International Survey of Privacy Laws and Developments

. Electronic Privacy Information Center, . Privacy International

21-50
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Is There Information Warfare in Southeast Asia?

Rolando Talampas

51-68
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Market Liberalization and Development: South Korean and Philippine Telecommunications Service Industry in the 1990s

Dong-Yeob Kim

69-100
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E-Governance in the Philippines: Insights for Policy-Making

Ranjit Singh Rye

101-138
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Ang Information and Communications Technology (ICT) at ang Neokolonyal ne Eduksayon sa Pilipinas (1945-Kasalukuyan)

Charita de los Reyes

139-166
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An Initial Assessment of the Philippines Preparedness for E-Learning

Arnie Trinidad
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High Tech Persuasion

Joseph Puyat
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Social Capital in Cyberspace

Katherine Balmes, Donna May Tomboc
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Research Reports

E-Government in the Philippines: Benchmarking against Global Best Practices

Emmanuel C. Lallana, Patricia Pascual, Edwin Soriano
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People's Participation, Consensus-Building and Transparency through ICTs

Erwin Alampay
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Bridging the Local Digital Divide: The barangay.net Project

Ma. Divina Gracia Zamora Roldan
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Reviews

Webster's World: Capitalism, Continuity, and Coercion in the Information Age

Gareth Api Richards
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Promises and Pitfalls of Technological Utopianism

Ronald Molmisa
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