   Research As part of Diplo’s Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme, international teams of researchers investigated issues of particular concern to developing countries. This collaborative research was conducted entirely online. One of the main objectives of the initiative was to facilitate the involvement of academics and researchers from developing countries in the global Internet Governance debate. The resulting research papers are now accessible online and available for public online discussion. You can view the papers and related discussion using Firefox or Internet Explorer web browsers. To post comments and join the discussion, you need to register. Registration is free and easy - follow this link to register now, or return to the registration page later. Registered users can post comments by highlighting a particular word or phrase in the discussion paper and then typing their comment or providing a relevant link. For more information on the hypertext discussion system see online help. For technical questions and support please contact support@diplomacy.edu.
Published as part of the Internet Governance and Policy Discussion Papers The Network Neutrality Debate and Development Published: March 2007
Promoting e-Commerce in Developing Countries Published: March 2007
A Study of the UN Working Group on Internet Governance – Multi-Stakeholder Partnership in Communication Technology for Development at the Global Level Published: March 2007
World Summit on Information Society and Development of Internet Diplomacy Published: March 2007
Work in Progress Telecom Infrastructure Biljana Glisovic
Multilingualism: The Communication Bridge Veronica Cretu
The Role of Teachers in Access to Knowledge in Developing Countries Veronica Cretu
Internet and Openness: A Human Rights Perspective Estuko Anderson
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