Barriers to information technology in Latin America and the Caribbean: some options
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Summary
The barriers to information technology in Latin America and the Caribbean might serve to point toward one of the objectives to challenge the countries of the Caribbean and Latin America in the coming century.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1994-01-01
- Cited by
- 4
- References
- 6
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Keywords
Latin Americans, Caribbean region, Information technology, Political science, Law
References
- A bibliometric analysis of cross-national information flow between Spanish-speaking Latin America and English-speaking North America
- The Information Society: An International Perspective
- Pan-American Health Organization Cd-Rom Pilot Project
- Mexican health sciences research 1982–1986
- Waiting for Technology: An Overview of Bibliographic Services in the Third World
- The Foreign-Language Barrier and Electronic Information.
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