Titlebook: After Latour: Globalisation, Inequity and Climate Change; IFIP WG 8.2 and WG 9 Matthew R. Jones,Arunima S. Mukherjee,Yingqin Zhen Conferenc

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Affective Circulation via Social Media: Examining Climate Change as an Exampled how social media can leverage awareness and effective action through the interplay between three agencies: affective, discursive and technological. Building on data collected via 120 semi-structured interviews, the aim of this research is to uncover different configurations related to a state of a

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Digital Innovation Systems and the Rejection of the Terrestrialfers Information Systems research a unique opportunity to analyze digital innovations in ways that reflect the overwhelming role of social ‘elites’ in steering technology directions. A proposed next step for Information Systems research is to follow Latour’s lead and map his ‘elite’ strategies (incl

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Digital Degrowth – Beyond Solutionismution that contributes to environmental sustainability. Less frequently we recognize that the energy and material resource flows associated with ICTs in themselves have environmental impacts. The tendency to consider digital technology a solution instead of a challenge is one-sided and tends to driv

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Understanding Potential Risk Factors in the Use of ICTs for Rural e-Governancee-governance poses considerable risks due to inequality rural communities face, i.e., lack of awareness, limited access to resources, isolation, lack of digital literacy, and limited exposure to the outside world. Against this backdrop, our study employs a qualitative approach to understand potentia

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Digital Financial Inclusion and Resilience – A Crowd-Funded Microloan Platform in Indonesiaowdfunding, for example, has been adopted to connect resourceful urban lenders to rural area borrowers. However, it has not yet been known to what extent the impacts of such initiatives have on the improvement of women’s livelihood. The theorisation of ICT for Development (ICT4D) research has focuse

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