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  • Tag: East Africa

    • Digital Control in Value Chains: Challenges of Connectivity for East African Firms

      18 December 2017

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      I’m happy to report on a new co-authored paper that I have out. The piece asks what difference changing connectivity has made for East African firms. The piece emerges from ...
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    • Thinking about Market Information Systems…

      15 May 2015

      Author:

      Chris Foster

      As part of the ICTD2015 conference I presented in the open session ‘Thinking about Market Information Systems: Bridging Theory and Practice” organised by Elisa Oreglia, Janaki Srinivasan and Susan ...
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    • New paper: “The Domestic Turn: Business Processing Outsourcing and the Growing Automation of Kenyan Organisations”

      10 May 2015

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      I’m happy to announce a new paper to come out of our previous project studying Development and Broadband Internet Access in East Africa. The project was a collaboration between myself, ...
      Read More New paper: “The Domestic Turn: Business Processing Outsourcing and the Growing Automation of Kenyan Organisations”

    • Internet Connectivity in East Africa – Reports

      2 March 2015

      Author:

      Chris Foster

      Over the past four years we have been working on a project to explore the impacts of changing internet connectivity in East Africa. In particular, we have focussed on ...
      Read More Internet Connectivity in East Africa – Reports

    • The Internet and Business Process Outsourcing in East Africa

      25 February 2015

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      I’m happy to report the release of a new report that comes our of a multi-year project to student the Internet and the Business Process Outsourcing sector in East ...
      Read More The Internet and Business Process Outsourcing in East Africa

    • New paper published: ‘Contradictory Connectivity: Spatial Imaginaries and Techno-Mediated Positionalities in Kenya’s Outsourcing Sector’

      22 January 2015

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      I am very happy to announce a new paper: ‘Contradictory Connectivity: Spatial Imaginaries and Techno-Mediated Positionalities in Kenya’s Outsourcing Sector.’ A pre-print is available below. Graham, M. 2015. Contradictory Connectivity: ...
      Read More New paper published: ‘Contradictory Connectivity: Spatial Imaginaries and Techno-Mediated Positionalities in Kenya’s Outsourcing Sector’

    • New paper: ‘Contradictory Connectivity: Spatial Imaginaries and Techno-Mediated Positionalities in Kenya’s Outsourcing Sector’

      22 January 2015

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      I am very happy to announce a new paper: ‘Contradictory Connectivity: Spatial Imaginaries and Techno-Mediated Positionalities in Kenya’s Outsourcing Sector.’ A pre-print is available below. Graham, M. 2015. Contradictory Connectivity: ...
      Read More New paper: ‘Contradictory Connectivity: Spatial Imaginaries and Techno-Mediated Positionalities in Kenya’s Outsourcing Sector’

    • New publication: Geographies of Connectivity in East Africa: Trains, Telecommunications, and Technological Teleologies

      28 October 2014

      Author:

      Mark Graham

      source: Mombasa-Victoria (Uganda) Railway and Busoga Railway, The Director of Surveys, Nairobi Government Printers, B.E.A (1913) I’m very happy to announce that a paper that I co-authored with Casper ...
      Read More New publication: Geographies of Connectivity in East Africa: Trains, Telecommunications, and Technological Teleologies

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