Going Global: Mountain People Use the Internet To Talk to Each Other.

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Autore principale: Brown, Margaret Lynn
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Pubblicazione: 2002
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contents Going Global: Mountain People Use the Internet To Talk to Each Other. Brown, Margaret Lynn Computer Mediated Communication Indigenous Populations Interdisciplinary Approach International Communication International Cooperation Internet Nongovernmental Organizations Policy Formation Rural Areas Sustainable Development World Wide Web The Mountain Forum web site connects people living at high elevations with scholars and policymakers. The idea for the web site grew out of the United Nations' 1992 Earth Summit. Designed for access by people with unsophisticated equipment, the web site has well-indexed discussion lines, online conferences, and an online library. Increased participation by indigenous people is sought. (TD)
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spellingShingle Going Global: Mountain People Use the Internet To Talk to Each Other.
Brown, Margaret Lynn
Computer Mediated Communication
Indigenous Populations
Interdisciplinary Approach
International Communication
International Cooperation
Internet
Nongovernmental Organizations
Policy Formation
Rural Areas
Sustainable Development
World Wide Web
Going Global: Mountain People Use the Internet To Talk to Each Other. Brown, Margaret Lynn Computer Mediated Communication Indigenous Populations Interdisciplinary Approach International Communication International Cooperation Internet Nongovernmental Organizations Policy Formation Rural Areas Sustainable Development World Wide Web The Mountain Forum web site connects people living at high elevations with scholars and policymakers. The idea for the web site grew out of the United Nations' 1992 Earth Summit. Designed for access by people with unsophisticated equipment, the web site has well-indexed discussion lines, online conferences, and an online library. Increased participation by indigenous people is sought. (TD)
title Going Global: Mountain People Use the Internet To Talk to Each Other.
topic Computer Mediated Communication
Indigenous Populations
Interdisciplinary Approach
International Communication
International Cooperation
Internet
Nongovernmental Organizations
Policy Formation
Rural Areas
Sustainable Development
World Wide Web
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