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Information Technologies & International Development focuses on the intersection of information and communication technologies (ICT) with economic and social development. It is a peer-reviewed, international, multidisciplinary quarterly designed for researchers and practitioners from the engineering and social sciences, technologists, policy makers, and development specialists. In addition to peer-reviewed original research, ITID publishes notes, letters, and reports that respond to previously published articles; summaries of conferences, workshops, and other relevant meetings; reviews of new books of interest to the field; and overviews of emerging research areas and new ideas. The Editors-in-Chief will consider manuscripts that address ICT and development with the following foci:

• Policy and regulatory issues
• Engineering innovations
• Theoretical and conceptual issues
• Access and accessibility
• Human-computer interaction, interface, and design
• Multi-cultural, multi-lingual, and multi-literate systems
• Financing, business models, and sustainability
• Training and capacity building
• Infrastructure
• Humanistic and social development impacts
• Health and wellness systems
• Learning and education systems
• Income poverty, economic development, and e-commerce
• E-government, e-governance, and digital democracy
• Highly localized systems and content
• Social and cultural surveys and studies
• Geographic and country reviews
• Digital divide issues
• The economics of information
• Gender inequalities

Information Technologies and International Development 
ISSN: 15447529
EISSN: 15447537
Subject: Economics --- Computer Science
Publisher: University of Southern California
Country: United States
Language: English
Keywords: ICT, IT, technology, communications
Start year: 2003