Call for Papers:
 
WG 9.4: Social Implications of Computers in Developing Countries 
12th International Conference on Social Implications of Computers in 
Developing Countries 

Conference Theme: Into the Future: Themes, insights and agendas for ICT4D 
research and practice

Ocho Rios Jamaica, 19-22 May, 2013
Submission Deadline :November 26th, 2012
http://www.ifipwg94.org/ifip-conference-2013

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The Working Group 9.4 of the International Federation for Information 
Processing gathers scholars and practitioners that deal with the issue on 
how ICT affects social development. In the last three decades this issue 
has been attracting scholars from information systems and a variety of 
other areas such as development studies, political science, political 
economy, social anthropology, and sociology. 
 
The theme of the 12th International Conference of the IFIP 9.4 Working 
Group 2013 in Jamaica is “Into the Future.” The importance of this theme 
is fundamental to our research domain, namely how might information and 
communication technologies shape the future of development within 
developing counties.  At the conference we seek to not only present 
scholarly conference papers in and around the different tracks but also to 
provoke thought and discussion in and around how we might set the agenda 
for the future for ICT4D research and practice.  Thus we seek to 
problematize the past, present and the future of ICT4D. 
 
To do this we welcome contributions from a wide range of perspectives.  We 
want to think through the future agenda in the area of ICT4D for theory, 
methodology and practice.  This requires us to not only make clear our own 
positions but to encourage us to actively question them.  The conference 
thus will seek to promote critical debate across a range of perspectives. 
 
In order to organize the discussion, we have 16 tracks that cover a wide 
range of themes.

We look forward to welcoming you to IFIP 9.4 in Jamaica!
 
 Niall Hayes (Lancaster University,  UK)  and Renata Lèbre La Rovere 
(Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazi) 
Conference Chairs 
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