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Women and ICT Utilization

Name: Women and ICT Utilization
Brand: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing
SKU: 07024718
Price: 997 CZK
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Author: Brendah Nawekulo Uluma
ISBN: 9783846549438

A Study of ICT Utilization by Women in Mumias Division, Kenya

Brendah Nawekulo Uluma

Jazyk

Angličtina

Kniha Brožovaná

Libristo kód: 07024718

Nakladatelství LAP Lambert Academic Publishing, listopad 2010

This book discusses ICT utilization among women. It is based on a field survey study that aimed at f... Celý popis

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