March 1998 Insights Issue #25Net Gains or net dreams?What is knowledge-intensive development? Can the Internet support it? Will this support make any difference to the lives of people in developing countries who are disadvantaged or marginalised? How can governments and other stakeholders ensure that their societies benefit from the new network technologies and services? This issue of Insights probes key implications of knowledge-intensive development and the Internet. The new information networks can help, but governments and other stakeholders must introduce new policies to dismantle barriers. Also in this issue:Gender agenda: women cast wary eye on ICTs Is the Information Society heading South? Teleworking: configuring the virtual marketplace Access - it takes more than technology Knowledge as capital: a World Bank view Sites for sore eyes: websites under 'Development'
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Going with the flow are private capital bonanzas good for development? |
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