| Knowledge Technology & Policy 2005 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Building the virtual city: Public participation through e-democracy. | Social sciences | Hudson-Smith, Andrew, Evans, Stephen, Batty, Micheal |
| Building the virtual city: Public participation through e-democracy. | Social sciences | Hudson-Smith, Andrew, Evans, Stephen, Batty, Micheal |
| Community technology centers and bridging the digital divide. | Social sciences | Kaiser, Scott |
| Competing urban visions and the shaping of the digital city. | Social sciences | Aurigi, Alessandro |
| Competing urban visions and the shaping of the digital city. | Social sciences | Aurigi, Alessandro |
| Competing urban visions and the shaping of the digital city. | Social sciences | Aurigi, Alessandro |
| Creating political websites: Balancing complexity & usability. | Social sciences | Tisinger, Russell, Stroud, Natalie, Meltzer, Kimberly, Mueller, Brett, Gans, Rachel |
| Design and development of next generation of information infrastructure: Case studies of broadband public network and digital city. | Social sciences | Dong-Hee Shin |
| Digital communities of practice: Investigation of actionable knowledge for local information networks. | Social sciences | Horan, Thomas, Wells, Kimberly |
| Digital communities of practice: Investigation of actionable knowledge for local information networks. | Social sciences | Horan, Thomas, Wells, Kimberly |
| Does technology and innovation management improve market position? Empirical evidence from innovating firms in South Africa. | Social sciences | Oerlemans, Leon, Rooks, Gerrit, Pretorius, Tinus |
| Information technology and the transformation of diplomacy. | Social sciences | Brown, Robin |
| Inter-organizational collaboration, knowledge intensity, and the sources of innovation in the bioscience-technology industries. | Social sciences | Willoughby, Kelvin, Galvin, Peter |
| Joseph Schumpeter and his legacy in innovation studies. | Social sciences | Hospers, Gert-Jan |
| Managing the university third strand innovation process? Developing innovation support services in regionally engaged universities. | Social sciences | Benneworth, Paul, Dawley, Stuart |
| Partners or pawns?: The impact of elite decision-making and epistemic communities in global information policy on developing countries and transnational civil society. | Social sciences | Cogburn, Derrick |
| Reaching for frontiers: Registering discontinuity in energy market analysis. | Social sciences | Mason, Arthur |
| The dynamics of a disturbance: New and established interests in technology policy debates. | Social sciences | Grossmann, Matt |
| The politics of information and communication technology use among Latin American gender equality organizations. | Social sciences | Friedman, Elisabeth Jay |
| Urban cyberspace policy initiatives in Manchester, UK, 1989-1999. | Social sciences | Fourkas, Vassilys |
| U.S. antitrust policy, interface compatibility standards, and information technology. | Social sciences | Hemphill, Thomas A., Vonortas, Nicholas S. |
| Virtual cities as a tool for democratization in developing countries. | Social sciences | Fernandez-Maldonado, Ana Maria |
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