[Sigiii-l] Fwd: Textbook "Community Networking and Community Informatics: Prospects, Approaches and Instruments (part 1)"

[Michel J. Menou]

Regards,

Michel J. Menou                mailto:Michel.Menou at wanadoo.fr

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From: Sergei Stafeev <gard at gard.spb.org>
To: communityinformatics at vancouvercommunity.net <communityinformatics at vancouvercommunity.net>
Date: Wednesday, October 8, 2003, 10:15:11 AM
Subject: Textbook "Community Networking and Community Informatics: Prospects, Approaches and Instruments (part 1)"

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After planned distribution we have some more copies of the Textbook
"Community Networking and Community Informatics: Prospects,
Approaches and Instruments. Part 1: Global Experience "
(St. Petersburg, CCNS, 2003) in English and Russian.
Editors: Michael Gurstein, Michel Menou and Sergei Stafeev

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                             Table of Contents
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Contributors

Foreword

Introduction:
Building the Information Commonwealth in the Countries of the Former Soviet Union:
ICTs and Community-based Approaches. Developing Perspectives, Methodology,
Tools by Michael Gurstein and Sergei Stafeev

PART 1: Global Experience

Don Cameron. ISPs, CTCs and Community Networking

Fiorella de Cindio. Why Community Networks are still important in the Information
Society and how to sustain them

Royal D. Colle. ICTs, telecentres and community development

Peter Day. Community Practise in the Networked society

Ricardo Gomez, Karin Delgadillo, Klaus Stoll. Telecentres: For What?
Excepts from "Community Telecentres For Development"

Michael Gurstein. Community Informatics

Roger Harris . A Framework for Poverty Alleviation with ICTs

Michel Menou, Klaus Stoll. Community Development Telecentres.

Michel Menou, Klaus Stoll. Basic Principles of Community Public Internet
Access Point's Sustainability

Merridy Wilson. Building life-learning community. Thinking globally, acting
locally. Doug Schuler. Digital Cities and Digital Citizens

Doug Schuler. Seattle Community Network: A Digital City for the People

Sergei Stafeev. Community Informatics in Russia

Sergei Stafeev. Russian e-Policy: a Civil Society View

Sergei Stafeev. Community Networking in Post-Soviet Russia

Appendix: Glossary of Terms
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To order a hardcopy/copies, please, contact us via ccns2001 at mail.ru

Regards,

Sergei Stafeev

: director, Centre of Community Networking and Information Policy Studies (CCNS)
: 27, Mayakovskogo str., St. Petersburg, Russia
: Tel/Fax +7 /812/ 2739670
: E-mail gard at gard.spb.org
: http://www.communities.org.ru



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