Mobile Technology and Social Transformations
Access to Knowledge in Global Contexts
Herausgeber: Felsberger, Stefanie; Subramanian, Ramesh
Mobile Technology and Social Transformations
Access to Knowledge in Global Contexts
Herausgeber: Felsberger, Stefanie; Subramanian, Ramesh
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This book investigates the ways in which the mobile telephone has transformed societies around the world, bringing both opportunities and challenges. At a time when knowledge and truth are increasingly contested, the book asks how mobile technology has changed the ways in which people create, disseminate, and access knowledge.
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This book investigates the ways in which the mobile telephone has transformed societies around the world, bringing both opportunities and challenges. At a time when knowledge and truth are increasingly contested, the book asks how mobile technology has changed the ways in which people create, disseminate, and access knowledge.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Mai 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780367545246
- ISBN-10: 0367545241
- Artikelnr.: 60797520
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Mai 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 226mm x 152mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 272g
- ISBN-13: 9780367545246
- ISBN-10: 0367545241
- Artikelnr.: 60797520
Stefanie Felsberger is a Bartlett Fellow at the Access to Knowledge for Development Center, American University of Cairo, Egypt and PhD Researcher at the Center for Gender Studies, Cambridge University. Ramesh Subramanian is the Gabriel Ferrucci Professor of Information Systems at the School of Business, Quinnipiac University, Connecticut, and A2K Fellow at the Information Society Project, Yale Law School.
INTRODUCTION 1. Introduction: Mobile Technologies and Access to Knowledge,
Ramesh Subramanian & Stefanie Felsberger PART 1: ACCESS 2. Access: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Ramesh Subramanian INDIA 3. Enhancing A2K through
M-Learning: Reflections from a Study on Foreign Language Teaching in an
Indian Metropolis, John B. Lourdusamy & Rishika Czarzasta INDIA 4.. Pain of
the Last Mile: Human to Human ICT Interface for the Poor and the
Marginalized, Saji Matthew, Arun Kumar & Ramesh Subramanian BOTSWANA, 5.
The Diffusion and Civic Application of Mobile Telephony: The Case of
Botswana, William O. Lesitaokana BRAZIL 6. The Blocking of Non-Approved
Cell phones in Brazil: An A2K Perspective, Celina M.A. Bottino, Carlos
Affonso Souza & Beatriz L.M. Nunes PART 2: CONTROL 7. Control: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger SYRIA 8. The Tragic Dream of
Autonomous Internet Access: The Case of Bassel Safadi and the Syrian
Revolution, Harry Halpin UNITED STATES, 9. Government-Provided Internet
Access, Infrastructures of Free Expression, and the Role of the State,
Enrique Armijo BRAZIL 10. The Treasure Trove's Tale: A Study on the
Evolution and Popularization of Phones and Law Enforcement Access to
Communications in Brazil, Dennys Antonialli & Jacqueline de Souza Abreu
PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE & ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 11. Social Change, Economic
Opportunity & Mobile Technologies, Stefanie Felsberger HONG KONG 12. Mobile
Social Media, Activism, and Social Change: Reflecting on the Umbrella
Movement in Hong Kong, Colin Agur SOUTH KOREA 13. A2K & Role of Mobile
Technologies in South Korea's Impeachment Scandal, Shubhangi Gokhale EGYPT
14. An A2K Perspective on Ride Sharing Legislation: The Case of Uber in
Egypt, Nagla Rizk CONCLUSION 15. Contradictions and Tensions in Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger
Ramesh Subramanian & Stefanie Felsberger PART 1: ACCESS 2. Access: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Ramesh Subramanian INDIA 3. Enhancing A2K through
M-Learning: Reflections from a Study on Foreign Language Teaching in an
Indian Metropolis, John B. Lourdusamy & Rishika Czarzasta INDIA 4.. Pain of
the Last Mile: Human to Human ICT Interface for the Poor and the
Marginalized, Saji Matthew, Arun Kumar & Ramesh Subramanian BOTSWANA, 5.
The Diffusion and Civic Application of Mobile Telephony: The Case of
Botswana, William O. Lesitaokana BRAZIL 6. The Blocking of Non-Approved
Cell phones in Brazil: An A2K Perspective, Celina M.A. Bottino, Carlos
Affonso Souza & Beatriz L.M. Nunes PART 2: CONTROL 7. Control: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger SYRIA 8. The Tragic Dream of
Autonomous Internet Access: The Case of Bassel Safadi and the Syrian
Revolution, Harry Halpin UNITED STATES, 9. Government-Provided Internet
Access, Infrastructures of Free Expression, and the Role of the State,
Enrique Armijo BRAZIL 10. The Treasure Trove's Tale: A Study on the
Evolution and Popularization of Phones and Law Enforcement Access to
Communications in Brazil, Dennys Antonialli & Jacqueline de Souza Abreu
PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE & ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 11. Social Change, Economic
Opportunity & Mobile Technologies, Stefanie Felsberger HONG KONG 12. Mobile
Social Media, Activism, and Social Change: Reflecting on the Umbrella
Movement in Hong Kong, Colin Agur SOUTH KOREA 13. A2K & Role of Mobile
Technologies in South Korea's Impeachment Scandal, Shubhangi Gokhale EGYPT
14. An A2K Perspective on Ride Sharing Legislation: The Case of Uber in
Egypt, Nagla Rizk CONCLUSION 15. Contradictions and Tensions in Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger
INTRODUCTION 1. Introduction: Mobile Technologies and Access to Knowledge,
Ramesh Subramanian & Stefanie Felsberger PART 1: ACCESS 2. Access: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Ramesh Subramanian INDIA 3. Enhancing A2K through
M-Learning: Reflections from a Study on Foreign Language Teaching in an
Indian Metropolis, John B. Lourdusamy & Rishika Czarzasta INDIA 4.. Pain of
the Last Mile: Human to Human ICT Interface for the Poor and the
Marginalized, Saji Matthew, Arun Kumar & Ramesh Subramanian BOTSWANA, 5.
The Diffusion and Civic Application of Mobile Telephony: The Case of
Botswana, William O. Lesitaokana BRAZIL 6. The Blocking of Non-Approved
Cell phones in Brazil: An A2K Perspective, Celina M.A. Bottino, Carlos
Affonso Souza & Beatriz L.M. Nunes PART 2: CONTROL 7. Control: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger SYRIA 8. The Tragic Dream of
Autonomous Internet Access: The Case of Bassel Safadi and the Syrian
Revolution, Harry Halpin UNITED STATES, 9. Government-Provided Internet
Access, Infrastructures of Free Expression, and the Role of the State,
Enrique Armijo BRAZIL 10. The Treasure Trove's Tale: A Study on the
Evolution and Popularization of Phones and Law Enforcement Access to
Communications in Brazil, Dennys Antonialli & Jacqueline de Souza Abreu
PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE & ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 11. Social Change, Economic
Opportunity & Mobile Technologies, Stefanie Felsberger HONG KONG 12. Mobile
Social Media, Activism, and Social Change: Reflecting on the Umbrella
Movement in Hong Kong, Colin Agur SOUTH KOREA 13. A2K & Role of Mobile
Technologies in South Korea's Impeachment Scandal, Shubhangi Gokhale EGYPT
14. An A2K Perspective on Ride Sharing Legislation: The Case of Uber in
Egypt, Nagla Rizk CONCLUSION 15. Contradictions and Tensions in Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger
Ramesh Subramanian & Stefanie Felsberger PART 1: ACCESS 2. Access: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Ramesh Subramanian INDIA 3. Enhancing A2K through
M-Learning: Reflections from a Study on Foreign Language Teaching in an
Indian Metropolis, John B. Lourdusamy & Rishika Czarzasta INDIA 4.. Pain of
the Last Mile: Human to Human ICT Interface for the Poor and the
Marginalized, Saji Matthew, Arun Kumar & Ramesh Subramanian BOTSWANA, 5.
The Diffusion and Civic Application of Mobile Telephony: The Case of
Botswana, William O. Lesitaokana BRAZIL 6. The Blocking of Non-Approved
Cell phones in Brazil: An A2K Perspective, Celina M.A. Bottino, Carlos
Affonso Souza & Beatriz L.M. Nunes PART 2: CONTROL 7. Control: Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger SYRIA 8. The Tragic Dream of
Autonomous Internet Access: The Case of Bassel Safadi and the Syrian
Revolution, Harry Halpin UNITED STATES, 9. Government-Provided Internet
Access, Infrastructures of Free Expression, and the Role of the State,
Enrique Armijo BRAZIL 10. The Treasure Trove's Tale: A Study on the
Evolution and Popularization of Phones and Law Enforcement Access to
Communications in Brazil, Dennys Antonialli & Jacqueline de Souza Abreu
PART 3: SOCIAL CHANGE & ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 11. Social Change, Economic
Opportunity & Mobile Technologies, Stefanie Felsberger HONG KONG 12. Mobile
Social Media, Activism, and Social Change: Reflecting on the Umbrella
Movement in Hong Kong, Colin Agur SOUTH KOREA 13. A2K & Role of Mobile
Technologies in South Korea's Impeachment Scandal, Shubhangi Gokhale EGYPT
14. An A2K Perspective on Ride Sharing Legislation: The Case of Uber in
Egypt, Nagla Rizk CONCLUSION 15. Contradictions and Tensions in Mobile
Technologies and A2K, Stefanie Felsberger