This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the IFIP WG 8. 2 and WG 9. 4 Joint Working Conference on After Latour: Globalisation, Inequity and Climate Change, IFIPJWC 2023, held in Hyderabad, India, during December 7-8, 2023.
The 15 full papers presented together with 13 short papers were carefully reviewed and selected from 60 submissions. They are organized in topical sections as follows: climate change and digital sustainability; ICT's and sustainable development; IS in the education sector; privacy, trust, and surveillance; theories and methods.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Climate change and digital sustainability. -
Climate, Biodiversity and IS: Four Recognitions. - Affective circulation through social media: the case of climate activism. - Developing Ethically Informed Operational Guidelines for Climate Engineering Technologies. - Digital Innovation Systems and the Rejection of the Terrestrial. - Digital Degrowth beyond solutionism. -
ICT s and sustainable development. -
A Synthesis of the Causes of ICT4D Projects Pilotitis: Prioritising the Remedies for the SDG2030 Agenda. - Use of locally valued non-state ICTs by market actors: A case of transforming agriculture marketing in Karnataka, India. - Identifying Potential Risk Factors in Rural e-Governance: An Imperative for Sustainable Rural Development. - Digital Financial Inclusion and Resilience - A Crowd-funded Microloan Platform in Indonesia. -
IS in the education sector. -
Integration challenges from the Perspective of BusinessIntelligence in Public Universities in Mozambique. The case of Eduardo Mondlane University. - The role of EMIS in improving equitable service delivery in education: A case study from the Gambia. - Taking a Leaf from Health: Implementation of a Decentralized Education Management Information System in Uganda. - Even More Work for Mother? Online schooling and asymmetric parental involvement in Indonesia. - Empowering Children for Social Justice A Design Research Project on Children s Computing Education. -
Privacy, trust, and surveillance. -
Identity Platforms and Anti-LGBTQ+ Legislation: Implications for Safeguarding Personal Data. - Responsible Data in Civic Tech for Youth Sexual Reproductive Health Services. - Manifestations of Trust in the implementation of Civic Tech in Southern Africa. - Follow the Surveillance: a Breadcrumb Trail of Surveillance Technology Exports to Africa. -
Theories and methods. -
Agnostic Affordances: Challenging the Critical Realist Connection. - Use of Mobile Application to Support Community Health Workers in Patients Assessment and Referrals. The Case of Malawi Rural Healthcare. - Technical mediation in building an institution for AMR monitoring in resource-constrained settings. - Institutional Pressures shaping data use in Health Management at the district level in Malawi HMIS. - Reflections on Post Hoc Theorization of ICT4D Action Research Project. - Critical ICT4D: The Need for a Paradigm Change. - Antifascist ICT4D: The Need for an Agenda of Liberation. - What future for technological utopianism? Technology and control in utopian fiction. - Understanding parental perceptions of children online use in Australian Aboriginal communities by adapting traditional Indigenous practices.
