Note: Author no longer working on this paper.This short foray into questions of ‘civic participation’ and ‘community networks’ will outline and highlight the need in Community Networking and Informatics research to more clearly and rigorously unpack the term ‘community-based initiative’. If we are to better understand ‘how community networking can act as a catalyst of local, regional, national and international civic participation’, then probing the discourses that constitute ‘community’ and how they operate through ‘communal activity’ would seem to be a key point of interrogation.Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) - Initiative on the New Economy Public Outreach Grant; Canadian Research Alliance for Community Innovati...
This paper provides a concise overview of how the term ‘community’ has been conceptualised in sociol...
Outlining issues of significance from investigations of a range of community ICT initiatives in the ...
Research is at the very core of Community Informatics; and the basis of CI research is a recognition...
Subsequently published as: Longford, Graham (2005) “Community Networking and Civic Participation: A ...
Note: Author no longer working on this paper.What is a community-based initiative? Despite the fact ...
This paper explores the relationship between new ICTs and civic participation by examining the role ...
Community engagement has emerged as a significant business practice over the last decades. It is bro...
Paper presented at the Community Informatics Research Network 2004 Conference and Colloquium: Sustai...
We argue that the World Wide Web, network communities, and computer-supported cooperative work have ...
Community engagement and citizen participation have long been important themes in liberal democratic...
Despite some interesting developments in community ICT practice, policy and related academic researc...
This paper draws on the structure of Wellman’s (1979) ‘Community Question’ to examine the rise and i...
This chapter provides an introductory overview of how the term ‘community’ has been conceptualized i...
The role of community networks and, more generally, public Internet access points in Canada are at ...
What it is about community involvement that attracts some professionals to adopt ways of working tha...
This paper provides a concise overview of how the term ‘community’ has been conceptualised in sociol...
Outlining issues of significance from investigations of a range of community ICT initiatives in the ...
Research is at the very core of Community Informatics; and the basis of CI research is a recognition...
Subsequently published as: Longford, Graham (2005) “Community Networking and Civic Participation: A ...
Note: Author no longer working on this paper.What is a community-based initiative? Despite the fact ...
This paper explores the relationship between new ICTs and civic participation by examining the role ...
Community engagement has emerged as a significant business practice over the last decades. It is bro...
Paper presented at the Community Informatics Research Network 2004 Conference and Colloquium: Sustai...
We argue that the World Wide Web, network communities, and computer-supported cooperative work have ...
Community engagement and citizen participation have long been important themes in liberal democratic...
Despite some interesting developments in community ICT practice, policy and related academic researc...
This paper draws on the structure of Wellman’s (1979) ‘Community Question’ to examine the rise and i...
This chapter provides an introductory overview of how the term ‘community’ has been conceptualized i...
The role of community networks and, more generally, public Internet access points in Canada are at ...
What it is about community involvement that attracts some professionals to adopt ways of working tha...
This paper provides a concise overview of how the term ‘community’ has been conceptualised in sociol...
Outlining issues of significance from investigations of a range of community ICT initiatives in the ...
Research is at the very core of Community Informatics; and the basis of CI research is a recognition...