Titlebook: Digital Development in East Africa; The Distribution, Di Warigia M. Bowman Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-06154-2th an emphasis on modern technologies has resulted in a cautious policy approach. The Tanzanian development approach currently favors grassroots initiatives and eschews donor-driven, top-down initiatives. As a result, Tanzania has a narrow scope of implementation and limited distribution of ICTs. Ta

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Recursion Relations and Fixed Point Analysisresearchers in the ICT arena to pay attention to issues of agenda setting, interest group interaction and negotiation between the government and other policy actors. This chapter examines what process was used to decide whether and how ICT policies and laws are drafted, adopted, and finally, impleme

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Some structural properties of Banach Spaceschallenge. This chapter investigates the following research question: What are the political factors that affect the distribution of ICT in Uganda? What are the politics of the rollout, uptake, and distribution of ICTs in Uganda? Specifically, the paper considers political factors as potential expla

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Smooth approximation of norms by normsvariety of imaginaries, both political and sociotechnical. First, Kagame wished to knit Rwandans into a nation not divided by ethnicity or caste but unified in imagining a shared national identity. Second, he wished to rebuild a nation shattered by civil war and depressed by poverty into a modern st

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T. F. Lüscher,J. T. Lie,S. G. Shepse of policy, the technological and political orders in Africa have been produced simultaneously, and have influenced each other. ICT in Africa is an emerging and changing bundle of technologies whose adoption and uptake require the creation of a new expert and political order. An international polic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61239-8hysical, institutional, and human resources. This chapter provides an overview of the development and interaction of these three interwoven elements of ICT in East Africa, and then proceeds to provide a more detailed discussion of how these elements look in each of the four countries under examination.