Saudi Arabia / Mexico / Jordan / United States / Syria / United Kingdom / Philippines / Singapore / Israel / Iraq / India / Ireland / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
University P.O Box / University of Manchester Oxford Road / /
IndustryTerm
oil supplies / telecommunications infrastructure / technology investment / software industries / software production / industry / supportive infrastructure / software exporting countries / finance / oil / enabled services / car makers / export driven software industry / software industry success / software development / technological solutions / technology initiative / high tech areas / e-learning / technology design / telecommunications / information technology / software exporting industries / software industry / e-government / communications infrastructure / local services / software exporting capability / established technologies / /
Organization
World Trade Organisation / Developing Countries / Information Society / ICT INITIATIVES AND POLICY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Chris Westrup Manchester Business School / Jordanian army / OECD / United States Agency for International Development / civil society / World Bank / University of Manchester Oxford Road / Dubai School of Government Westrup / Ministry of Information and Communication Technology / ICT Initiatives and Policy in Developing Countries / European Union / Jordanian government / /
Person
Abdullah II / Kevin Gallagher / Marshall McLuhan / Westrup Expertise / Abdullah / Napoleon / Al-Jaghoub Expertise / Ernest Wilson / Latour / Manuel Castells / David Ricardo / Hussain / Al-Jaghoub Al-Ahliyya / /
Position
Economist / advisors / Head / Corresponding Author / oval model of national software / King / major driver / /
ProvinceOrState
West Bank / Dubai / /
PublishedMedium
The Information Society / /
Technology
information technologies / information technology / mobile phones / e-learning / /
Westrup and Al-Jaghoub Expertise Determinism and Selective Forgetting: ICT Initiatives and Policy in Developing Countries EXPERTISE DETERMINATION AND SELECTIVE FORGETTING: ICT INITIATIVES AND POLICY IN DEVELOPING COUNTR