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Friederici, thesis, acknowledgments (Apr 2017)

Posted on 5 May 2017 by Nicolas Friederici

Friederici, thesis, acknowledgments (Apr 2017)

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Dissertation: African Hubs as Assemblers of Technology Entrepreneurs

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This group aims to understand the differences that ICTs and changing connectivities make at the world’s economic peripheries; to uncover who the winners and losers; and to critically consider what ‘development’ is, and should be, in a hyper-connected age.

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