Paper submitted to the 50th Anniversary European Congress of the Regional Science Association International, Jönköping, Sweden, 19th-23rd August 2010.The diffusion and the use of the Information and the Communication Technologies (ITC) are generating changes in all the levels of the economy (knowledge access, organization of the work, organization of the government or public services, among others). The ITC are determinant elements in the economic development also they can help to increase the differences between those who have and do not have access to they. Numerous studies demonstrate the existence of this digital gap not only among developed countries and developing countries but also, inside the same country, among rural and urban area...
Governments around the world are investing a great amount of resources in the development of an info...
Method: The article is based on survey data (N = 2,304) collected in Spain, which are analyzed using...
In the paper presented, the author considers few aspects of the so-called “digital divide”. It is ea...
Paper submitted to the 50th Anniversary European Congress of the Regional Science Association Intern...
Paper submitted to the Regional Studies Association International Conference, “Regions: The Dilemmas...
Internet use is unevenly distributed among the population of most developed countries. The literatur...
In the current Information Society cities enjoy a privileged position when it comes to transport and...
Digital skills are increasingly necessary. When their level is unequal, problems of exclusion can ar...
Until now, a reduced number of research is observed on the adoption and use of ICTs in enterprises a...
A partir de la Teoría de Difusión de Innovaciones, el presente trabajo analiza la existencia y dime...
In the current Information Society cities enjoy a privileged position when it comes to transport and...
Although Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are today deeply embedded with almost ever...
We examine the effect of public policy on the growth of Internet use. Using a decentralized country ...
The increasingly popular use of ICT in different areas of life results in changes of the situations ...
The digitization process is widespread and unrelenting. Compared with other European countries, Spai...
Governments around the world are investing a great amount of resources in the development of an info...
Method: The article is based on survey data (N = 2,304) collected in Spain, which are analyzed using...
In the paper presented, the author considers few aspects of the so-called “digital divide”. It is ea...
Paper submitted to the 50th Anniversary European Congress of the Regional Science Association Intern...
Paper submitted to the Regional Studies Association International Conference, “Regions: The Dilemmas...
Internet use is unevenly distributed among the population of most developed countries. The literatur...
In the current Information Society cities enjoy a privileged position when it comes to transport and...
Digital skills are increasingly necessary. When their level is unequal, problems of exclusion can ar...
Until now, a reduced number of research is observed on the adoption and use of ICTs in enterprises a...
A partir de la Teoría de Difusión de Innovaciones, el presente trabajo analiza la existencia y dime...
In the current Information Society cities enjoy a privileged position when it comes to transport and...
Although Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) are today deeply embedded with almost ever...
We examine the effect of public policy on the growth of Internet use. Using a decentralized country ...
The increasingly popular use of ICT in different areas of life results in changes of the situations ...
The digitization process is widespread and unrelenting. Compared with other European countries, Spai...
Governments around the world are investing a great amount of resources in the development of an info...
Method: The article is based on survey data (N = 2,304) collected in Spain, which are analyzed using...
In the paper presented, the author considers few aspects of the so-called “digital divide”. It is ea...