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ORCIDInformation Technology for Development, Volume 23
Volume 23, Number 1, 2017
- Sajda Qureshi
:
The forgotten awaken: ICT's evolving role in the roots of mass discontent. 1-17
- Geoff Walsham:
ICT4D research: reflections on history and future agenda. 18-41 - María Verónica Alderete:
Examining the ICT access effect on socioeconomic development: the moderating role of ICT use and skills. 42-58 - Salah Kabanda, Irwin Brown:
Interrogating the effect of environmental factors on e-commerce institutionalization in Tanzania: a test and validation of small and medium enterprise claims. 59-85 - Matthew Leblanc, Wesley Shrum:
The evolution of Ghanaian Internet cafés, 2003-2014. 86-106 - Frederick J. Riggins, David M. Weber:
Information asymmetries and identification bias in P2P social microlending. 107-126 - Sumeet Gupta, Haejung Yun, Heng Xu, Hee-Woong Kim:
An exploratory study on mobile banking adoption in Indian metropolitan and urban areas: a scenario-based experiment. 127-152 - Panom Gunawong, Ping Gao:
Understanding e-government failure in the developing country context: a process-oriented study. 153-178
- Rodrigo F. Malaquias, Fernanda F. O. Malaquias, Yujong Hwang:
The role of information and communication technology for development in Brazil. 179-193
Volume 23, Number 2, 2017
Editorial
- Francis Kofi Andoh-Baidoo:
Context-specific theorizing in ICT4D research. 195-211
- Sajda Qureshi, Lotfollah Najjar:
Information and communications technology use and income growth: evidence of the multiplier effect in very small island states. 212-234 - Rudra Prakash Pradhan, Mak B. Arvin, Mahendhiran Nair, Jay Mittal, Neville R. Norman:
Telecommunications infrastructure and usage and the FDI-growth nexus: evidence from Asian-21 countries. 235-260 - Chia-Lin Hsu, Mu-Chen Chen, Yu-Hsiang Lin:
Information technology adoption for sustainable development: green e-books as an example. 261-280 - Ali Pirannejad:
Can the internet promote democracy? A cross-country study based on dynamic panel data models. 281-295 - Habib Ntwoku, Solomon Negash, Peter Meso:
ICT adoption in Cameroon SME: application of Bass diffusion model. 296-317 - Bo-Ram Kwon, Junyeong Lee:
What makes a maker: the motivation for the maker movement in ICT. 318-335 - Paulo Rupino da Cunha, Piotr Soja, Marinos Themistocleous, Miguel Mira da Silva:
Enterprise system lifecycles in transition and less developed economies within the European Union. 336-366
- Nader H. Asgary, Robert E. McNulty:
Contributions and challenges in the struggle to end poverty: the case of Kiva. 367-387 - Ridwan O. Fasasi, Delene Heukelman:
ICT: performance evaluation of community development worker's in South Africa on e-skills. 388-402
Volume 23, Number 3, 2017
Editorial
- Xusen Cheng, Xiangbin Yan, Deepinder S. Bajwa:
Exploring the emerging research topics on information technology-enabled collaboration for development. 403-414
- Luning Liu, Jingrui Ju, Yuqiang Feng:
An extensible framework for collaborative e-governance platform workflow modeling using data flow analysis. 415-437 - Simon Fuger, Robert Schimpf, Johann Füller, Katja Hutter:
User roles and team structures in a crowdsourcing community for international development - a social network perspective. 438-462 - Judy van Biljon, Mario Marais, Melanie Platz:
Digital platforms for research collaboration: using design science in developing a South African open knowledge repository. 463-485 - Zhaojun Yang, Jun Sun, Yali Zhang, Ying Wang, Lisha Cao:
Employees' collaborative use of green information systems for corporate sustainability: motivation, effort and performance. 486-506 - Yuting Wang, Hefu Liu, Zhao Cai:
Enhancing client citizenship behavior in enterprise system service of China: the role of enterprise system benefits and guanxi. 507-525 - Gabriela Viale Pereira, Maria Alexandra Cunha, Thomas J. Lampoltshammer, Peter Parycek, Maurício Gregianin Testa:
Increasing collaboration and participation in smart city governance: a cross-case analysis of smart city initiatives. 526-553 - Nan Zhang, Zhikui Lu, Yunyun Shou:
The dominant role of governing structure in cross-sector collaboration in developing China: two case studies of information integration in local government one-stop services. 554-578 - Ying Hua, Shuang (Sara) Ma, Yonggui Wang, Qimeng Wan:
To reward or develop identification in online brand communities: evidence from emerging markets. 579-596 - Judith Molka-Danielsen, Per Engelseth, Bich Thi Ngoc Le:
Vendor-managed inventory as data interchange strategy in the networked collaboration of a Vietnam ship parts supplier and its customers. 597-617 - Maximilian Schreieck, Manuel Wiesche, Helmut Krcmar:
Governing nonprofit platform ecosystems - an information platform for refugees. 618-643
Volume 23, Number 4, 2017
- Sajda Qureshi:
Improving outcomes from Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) studies. 645-647
- Laura Hosman, Laura E. Armey:
Taking technology to the field: hardware challenges in developing countries. 648-667 - Godfried B. Adaba, Azerikatoa D. Ayoung:
The development of a mobile money service: an exploratory actor-network study. 668-686 - Sang-Oun Lee, Ahreum Hong, Junseok Hwang:
ICT diffusion as a determinant of human progress. 687-705 - Marcin Relich:
The impact of ICT on labor productivity in the EU. 706-722
- P. Vigneswara Ilavarasan:
Bridging ICTD research and policy-making: notes from a systematic review on MSMEs in the low- and middle-income countries. 723-733
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