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Targeted Industry Development Studies Economic and Fiscal Entrepreneurship and Small Overview of Economic Trends Community Informatics Resources Workforce Occupations and Skills Projections
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Community Informatics ResourcesThis publication is in PDF format and requires Acrobat Reader 7.00 to view and/or print. If you do not have Acrobat Reader installed on your computer, you can download it free from Adobe. Prepared byLori Dickes R. David Lamie Resources in Community Resources Informatics1. Community Informatics: Access and Availability There is a wide body of research and evidence concerning a growing information technology divide in the United States. This section provides citations and summaries of research on the ongoing issue of access and availability to information communications technology for all U.S. consumers and businesses. 2. Economic Development and Community Informatics The relationship between infrastructure/technology investments and economic development potential has long been one of the main arguments used to justify the public and private involvement in these investments. This page provides citations and overviews of a wide spectrum of research on the relationship between information communications technology investments and economic development. 3. Community Informatics and Economic Theory There is a long history of research on the private and social returns to infrastructure investment. This page provides citations and overviews of a variety of research focused on the economic theory of infrastructure and technology investments. 4. International Case Studies in Community Informatics This section provides citations and overviews of research focused on information communications technology issues around the world. 5. Public Policy and Community Informatics The telecommunications environment has a long history of regulation and public policy debate. With advanced information communications technology this debate rages on as the debate over Universal Service and digital divide issues continues. This page provides citations and descriptions of research that are focused on the public policy issues surrounding information communications technology. 6. Community Informatics Websites and Organizations As technology continues to spread and change, government and private organizations have developed useful websites that provide access to research, public policy issues, background knowledge and much more. This page provides website information and brief descriptions of what is available on these sites. |