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| 119 | -- | 127 | Richard I. C. Tambulasi. Pushed to the abyss of exclusion: ICT and social exclusion in developing countries |
| 128 | -- | 135 | Sani Naivinit. Gender, access to community telecenter and livelihood asset changes |
| 136 | -- | 145 | Nimmi Rangaswamy. The non-formal business of cyber cafés: a case-study from India |
| 146 | -- | 158 | Saheer Al-Jaghoub, Chris Westrup. Reassessing social inclusion and digital divides |
| 159 | -- | 174 | Raelene Wilding. Refugee youth, social inclusion, and ICTs: can good intentions go bad? |
| 175 | -- | 181 | Suneeti Rekhari. Indigenous communities and new media: questions on the global Digital Age |
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