Titlebook: ICTs in Developing Countries; Research, Practices Bidit Dey,Karim Sorour,Raffaele Filieri Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Structurational Explication of Technology Adoption in ICT4D: A Throwback to Giddenshas also received corporate attention with several bottom-of-the pyramid initiatives by corporates. It has consequently been of high research interest in the Information Systems (IS) management field. In turn, research in the IS field has taken various theoretical perspectives to explicate the proce

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Global Tools Enhance Local Exchange through Community Currency in an Alternate Economyo build and strengthen . trading using web-based community currencies. An example of such an online community currency is the Community Exchange System (CES), which was developed in Cape Town, South Africa, and is currently used by 712 exchanges in 70 countries (CES Website, 2014).

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Appropriation of Mobile Telephony at the Bottom of the Pyramid quality of life (Heeks and Jagun, 2007; Chigona et al., 2009). This argument, although it emanates from the development informatics literature, concurs with Prahalad’s (2004) Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) concept at a time when multinational companies’ current and potential interactions with the worl

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Effects of ICT Development on Economic Growth in Emerging Asian Countriesn technologies (ICT). ICT diffusion, through increased Internet and mobile cellular phone subscriptions, can positively affect economic growth (Sassi & Goaied, 2013; Khayyat et al., 2014; Shahiduzzaman & Alam, 2014) in three different ways. First, it can assist economy-wide technology diffusion and

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