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Information and Communication Technology in Sudan

Part of the Contributions to Economics Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-13999-9

ISBN: 978-3-319-13998-2

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Dec 19, 2014

1 - 9 of 9 Chapters

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General Introduction

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 3 –11

[The aim of this chapter is to give a background and a brief general overview of the research problem and to briefly show the importance, relevance, objectives, hypotheses and general structure of the research.]
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Overview of Sudanese Economy and the Status of ICT in Sudan

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 13 –40

[This chapter presents an overview of Sudanese economy and the trend and status of ICT in Sudan. Section 2.2 explains some stylised facts along with other strategic problems confronting economic development in Sudan that, it explains that Sudan’s economy has been characterised by low GDP per...
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Conceptual Framework and Reviews of Theoretical and Empirical Literature

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 43 –73

[This chapter presents the conceptual and theoretical framework and theoretical and empirical literature that emphasize the positive effects of ICT in enhancing knowledge and economic growth and the negative effects of ICT through exacerbating the digital divide. We explain the debate on the...
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Research Methodology and Methods of Data Collection

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 77 –85

[This chapter defines the methods of data collection and explains the motives for performing the university surveys and selection of a case study, the selection of the sample and composition and operation of the survey. We explain that the data from the university survey provides us with the...
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The Demand Side of ICT

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 87 –126

[This chapter uses the results of the university survey to show from the public-private perspective the public-private differential in the demand for ICT, trend and determinants in Sudanese universities. Our findings prove the first hypothesis in Chap. 1 on the presence of significant...
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Overview of the Use of ICT and the Digital Divide in Sudan

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 127 –266

[This chapter presents an overview of the use of ICT and the digital divide in Sudan and highlights the need for bridging the digital divide to enhance equality in the use of ICT in Sudan. Our findings are consistent with the findings in the international literature on the incidence and the main...
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The Supply Side of ICT

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 267 –303

[This chapter examines the public-private differential in the supply side of ICT in Sudanese universities. Our findings in this chapter provide further evidence in support of the second hypothesis on the incidence of structural change in the demand for ICT, in particular from the supply side. Our...
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The Effect of ICT in Knowledge in Sudanese Universities and the Labour Market

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 305 –338

[This chapter focuses on the impacts of ICT in the connection, transformation, creation and transfer of knowledge in Sudan. Our findings in this chapter are consistent, agree with and add a new case study to contribute to the international literature on ICT, higher education institutions and...
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Summary and Conclusions

Mohamed Nour, Samia

Pages: 341 –354

[This research provides an interesting indepth pioneering analysis of demand for and economic impact of ICT from the demand perspective and from public-private perspectives in public and private Sudanese universities. The aims of this research is three fold: first, to examine the status, pattern,...

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