Building Science and Technology Capacity in Developing Countries

A Comparison: Leland versus non-Leland Countries

A Conceptual Framework for the Study of the Impacts of the Internet

A Measure of the Impact of the Internet: A Tutorial

Who Pays? Playing Music To Empty Pockets

Strategy Working Paper: Science and technology in the World Bank

Discussion Paper For a Meeting on The Higher Education Information Infrastructure in Africa

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Minority Participation in the Senior Ranks of Internationally-Oriented Professions

Organizing for IT Policy: A Pragmatic Approach to the Information Revoluton and the National Interest,

The Information Revolution Comes to Africa, CSIS Africa Notes, No 185; June 1996

Inventing the Global Information Future

Technological Convergence, Media Ownership and Content Diversity: An Agenda for Research

The Asian Economic Crisis and The Information Revolution, May 1998

Globalization, Information and Conflict in the Second and Third Worlds: A Critical Review of the Literature.

Seven Contrarian Propositions About Information Technology and Inequality

The What, Why, Where, and How of National Information Initiatives, 1997

Internet Counts: Measuring the Impacts of the Internet,
Office of International Affairs, National Research Council (In HTML format.  Also available from the National Academy Press.)

Meeting the Challenges of Internet Inequality

Leadership and Internet Diffusion:The Case of Brazil

Are Poor Countries Losing the Info Revolution (Presentation)

Are Poor Countries Losing the Info Revolution( paper)

Organizing Foreign Policy: A Pragmatic Approach to the Information Revolution

New IT and Inequality: Resetting the Research and Policy Agendas