Development in telecommunication technology for distance education : with particular reference to developing countries by Stahmer, Anna.

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The nature of telecommunications revolution in the developing countries in Asia : its impact on the economy by S. N. Rahim

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Restructuring the telecommunications sectors in developing countries : lessons from the Asian experience by Hudson, Heather E.

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Putting communication and information skills in the mainstream of 21st century culture in developing countries by Cadiz, Maria Celeste H.

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Critical success factors in developing and using optimization-based decision support systems in local and regional development planning in developing countries by Elam, Joyce J.

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Good intentions to read on mobiles are not good enough: reducing barriers to m-reading is crucial by Chew, Han Ei, West, Mark

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Unsaturated soil mechanics for solving geotechnical problems by Rahardjo, Harianto, Santoso, Vera Amalia, Leong, Eng Choon

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Access to information and participation in communication as basic necessities for the communication structure of Asian countries by Menon, Vijay

“…These were popular catch phrases during the sixties and the seventies when governments in developing countries made provisions in their national plans calling for widespread public information and popular participation in development planning. …”
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WTO agreement : reformation or recolonization by Nair, M. D.

“…There is a major concern that, with the end of the cold war, the World is moving into an era of unipolarity and consequently of economic and political dominance by the rich and developed countries over the less privileged. Even though the powerful nations of the World, the U.S.A., Western Europe (considered as a single entity for all practical purposes) and Japan have their major differences in their global perceptions in matters of trade and economic growth, monetary and fiscal systems and political ideologies, there is a tremendous degree of commonality when it comes to attitude towards their role in managing, monitoring and controlling global affairs particularly related to developing countries.…”
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Dynamic simulations of urban policies for sustainable food securitization : dynamics of urban development, agriculture sector growth, and price mechanisms by Montesclaros, Jose Ma. Luis P.

“…Governments eventually find the need to give priority to ensuring food sufficiency for their constituents, as is the case in many developing countries wherein more funds are allocated for encouraging food production. …”
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eHealthPortal : a social support hub for the active living of the elderly by Wang, Di, Tan, Ah-Hwee

“…The absolute and relative increases in the number of elderly are evident worldwide, from the most developed countries to the lowest-income regions. The fast demographic transition poses great challenges to the healthcare system and introduces a significant burden to the elderly and their family. …”
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