REVISTA

Information Technologies and International Development

ISSN: 1544-7529 Frecuencia: 4 Formato: Electr�nica

Tablas de contenido

9 art�culos asociados

Volumen 5 N�mero Issue2|Summer2009 Parte 0 A�o 2009

Skills Are Not Binary: Nuances in the Relationship Between ICT Skills and Employability	Acceso
Rebecca Walton,Cynthia Putnam,Erica Johnson,Beth Kolko
P�g. pp. 1 - 18 pgs.

Training on Communication and Information Technologies, Employment and Youth: The Case of Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico	Acceso
Judith Mariscal,Antonio Jose Junqueira Botelho,Luis Gutierrez
P�g. pp. 19 - 30 pgs.

An ICT Skills Cascade: Government-Mandated Open Source Policy as a Potential Driver for ICT Skills Transfer	Acceso
Andrea Tapia,Edgar Maldonado
P�g. pp. 31 - 51 pgs.

Teleworking the Mobile Caribbean: Emerging Patterns of Broadband-Assisted Remote Work Among the Marginalized in Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago	Acceso
Hopeton Dunn
P�g. pp. 52 - 66 pgs.

E-Inclusion Policies and Initiatives in Support of Employability of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities in Europe	Acceso
Stefano Kluzer,Gabriel Rissola
P�g. pp. 67 - 76 pgs.

Give For-Profit Rural Business Centers a Chance to Diversify Into Service-Led Employment and Village BPOs	Acceso
Robert Schware
P�g. pp. 77 - 80 pgs.

E-Skills: Who Made That Big Dent in My Flat World?	Acceso
Bruno Lanvin,Martin Kralik
P�g. pp. 81 - 84 pgs.

Contributors	Acceso

P�g. pp. 97 - 98 pgs.

Deconstructing ICT Skills and Employability	Acceso
Maria Garrido,Akhtar Badshah,Chris Coward
P�g. pp. iii - vii pgs.