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Dalberto Adulis,
University of São Paulo (Brazil)
Challenges
to Overcome the Digital Divide in the Brazilian Amazon:
Constructing a Social Development Information Network
(PDF)
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Derek J. Aitken,
International Center for Not-for-Profit Law,
and Karla W. Simon, Catholic
University of America
Information Technology and the Enabling Environment for
Civil Society (PDF)
† INDEPENDENT SECTOR recognizes this academic and
practitioner collaboration
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Alan Bentley, Volunteer
Centre of Hamilton and District (United Kingdom)
The Feasibility of Nonprofit
Organizations using the Internet and a Web-Based Resource
Centre for Training, Learning and Accessing Resources
(PDF)
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Richard
Bercuvitz, McGill University
Understanding Innovation in the Nonprofit Sector:
Information Technology and Social Entrepreneurship
(Word file)
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Jennifer Bremer, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
The
Disintermediation of the
State: A Paper
Proposal on the Consequences of Internet-led International NGO
Involvement in Emerging Democracies
(PDF)
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Stephanie M. Creaturo,
Changing Our World
The Digital Workforce: How Technology is
Transforming Nonprofit Job Training Programs
(PDF)
*Aspen Institute Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
stipend recipient
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Anne Hays Egan, New
Ventures, and Sarah
Williams, Just the Basics
Dealing with the Digital Divide: Challenges
and Sector Responses
(PDF)
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Mark Gannon, Institute for Volunteering
Research (United Kingdom)
Utilising Technology in Volunteer-Involving
Organisations (PDF)
*Aspen Institute Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
stipend recipient
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Peter Dobkin Hall, Harvard
University
Technology
and Community: Elite Philanthropic Culture versus Grassroots
Empowerment in New Haven, CT
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Kemly Camocho,
Fundación Acceso (Costa Rica)
Evaluating the Impact of the Internet in Civil Society
Organizations of Central America
(PDF)
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Junki Kim,
Seoul National University (Korea)
Electronic Advocacy by Non-government Organizations in
Korea: Changing Practice of Political Advocacy
(PDF)
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Josh
Kirschenbaum and Radhika Kunamneni, Policy Link
Bridging the Organizational Divide: Pathways for
Creating Online Community Content and Applications
(PDF)
*Aspen Institute Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
stipend recipient
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Jeff Krehely and
Maria Montilla, The Urban Institute
Equitably Wired? Assessing E-Advocacy Techniques of National Child Advocacy Organizations
(PDF)
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Nancy Macduff and Tricia Dwyer-Morgan, Points of Light
Foundation
The Power to Perform: A Picture of the Capacity of
Nonprofit Volunteer Programs to Access and Use Information
Technology (PDF)
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John G. McNutt, Boston
College; Kristen Burke, Boston Metropolitan Area Planning
Organization;
Katherine Boland, Rowan University; Jennifer Bartron, United Way of the Capital
Area; and
David Rice, Harvard University
Wired in Beantown: A Study of On-line Advocacy by
Non-Profits in the Greater Boston Area
(PDF)
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John G. McNutt, William
Keaney, Paul Crawford, Lynn Schubert, and Carrie
Sullivan,
Boston College
Going On-line for Children: A National Study of
Electronic Advocacy by Non-Profit Child Advocacy Agencies
(PDF)
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Linda Nemec and Brian Kroneman, Citizens Democracy Corps
The Impact of IT on a Volunteer Program Active in
Developing Countries: A View From a Practitioner's
Standpoint (PDF)
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Maria Papadakis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University
Information
Technology and Disadvantaged Communities: The Prospects for
Effective Philanthropy
(PDF)
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Thomas H. Pollak and Linda
M. Lampkin, The
Urban Institute
How Technology is Changing the Role of
Nonprofit Umbrella Associations
(PDF)
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Laxmi Ramasubramanian, The
University of New England
Where's the Power in Empowerment? How
Community-Based Organizations Shape Social Policies
(PDF)
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James V. Riker, The
Union Institute
Using Information Technology to
Foster Democracy: The Potentials and Perils of Civil Society
Advocacy in Asia (PDF)
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Carole Rosenstein, The Urban
Institute
How New
Technology Influences the Mediating Role of Nonprofit Arts
Organizations: Comparing New Technology Programs at The
Spanish Colonial Arts Society and the Southwestern Association
of Indian Arts (PDF)
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Judith R. Saidel
and Stephanie J. Cour, University at Albany, SUNY
Information
Technology and the Voluntary Sector Workplace
(PDF)
*Aspen Institute Nonprofit Sector Research Fund
stipend recipient
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Jo Anne Schneider, Indiana University
of Pennsylvania
Small, Minority
Based Nonprofits in the Information Age: Examples from
Kenosha, WI (PDF)
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Martin Sime, Scottish Council for Voluntary
Organisations (United Kingdom)
Can the Voluntary Sector
Be Players in the New Economy?
(PDF)
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Dov Te'eni, Bar-Ilan
University (Israel),
and Dennis R. Young, Case Western Reserve
University
An Agenda for NFPs in the
New Economy: Their Role as Intermediaries
(PDF)
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Michele Waslin,
University of Notre Dame
Information Technology, Transnational
Human Rights Movements, and Domestic Human Rights NGO's: The
Case of Mexico (PDF)
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Merith
Weisman-Ross, Volunteer Center of Rhode Island
The Impact of Information Technology on Volunteerism and
the Nonprofit Sector: A Rhode Island Case Study
(PDF)
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James
P. Winship, University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, and Paul
K. Dezendorf, East Carolina University
Sharing
Information and Creating Knowledge: Assessing the Value of
On-Line Resources to Homeless Shelter Workers
(PDF)
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David C. Wyld,
Southeastern Louisiana University
B2NP: Employing
Business-to-Business Commerce Exchange Techniques in the
Nonprofit Sector (PDF)