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Abstracts for
August 31 , 2003
Women and Development Studies....
Shifting Centres and Moving Margins.....
Gender Studies: Interdisciplinary ......
Constructing Feminist Knowledge....
Gender, Information Technology......
Shifting, Dismantling, Erecting ......
A Different Imagination
Documentary Film
Reflections in the Looking Glass...
"Not without meh man"
Mirror Mirror: A feminist examination.....
Ambivalent aspirations: Assertion .....
Gender and HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean: ....
Governance, Leadership
& Decision Making.....

Constitutional Reform in the Caribbean

The Caribbean Experience.....
When the Post-Colonial State Bureaucratizes.....
Feminisms, Gender Studies, Activism....
Gender, Information Technology and Connectivity in the Caribbean

 

The Internet and other information and communication technologies can
enable individuals and groups to participate more effectively in the
social, economic and democratic processes in the Caribbean. This paper
considers the opportunities offered by these technologies, and their
use in enhancing access to information, education, democratic
participation in civic governance and productivity.

The measures for bridging the Digital Divide are also examined with a
view to identifying the areas in which information and communication
technologies are being employed to enhance opportunities for women in
decision-making in the Caribbean

 

 
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