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Volume 31, Number 1, January 2025

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    Frank Nyame-Asiamah, Bangaly Kaba, Caroline Khene:
    Technology platforms as an ICT4D model for business development. 1-7
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    Samar Abdalla, Joseph Amankwah-Amoah, Manjusha Hirekhan, Mohamed Sobhy Temerak:
    Unlocking the potentials of hybrid business models in the sharing economy: an integrative review and new research agenda. 8-32
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    Gabriel Bahr, Bryan I. Hammer, Andy Luse:
    ICT4D and the capability approach: understanding how freedom of expression on ICTs affect human development at the country-level. 33-56
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    Senhao Zhang, Jiang Wang:
    Impact of corruption control, free information flow, and ICT infrastructure on China's outward foreign direct investment. 57-76
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    Bora Ly, Tithsatya Dem, Romny Ly, Savoeun Sorn, Bunhorn Doeur:
    Exploring the nexus of digital inclusion and environmental sustainability: insights from Cambodia. 77-94
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    A. Vinodan, S. Meera:
    Technology adoption among Indigenous tourism stakeholders: scale development and validation. 95-123
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    Chor Foon Tang, Muhamad Afiq Ikmal Rosidi:
    Investigating the effects of ICT infrastructure on Malaysia's economic growth: Insights from the Solow growth model. 124-139
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    Shengxiang Xu, Zhao Xu, Zizheng Guo, Jiale Wang:
    Can information infrastructure break the imbalance between urban and rural development? Empirical evidence from China. 140-160
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    Michael Dokyum Kim:
    Deconstructing big data for development (BD4D): continuities and reflections of development discourse in the age of datafication. 161-177
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    Sylvester Senyo Horvey, Jones Odei-Mensah:
    Towards economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa: is there a synergy between insurance market development and ICT diffusion? 178-205
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    Kasmad Ariansyah, Istiana Hermawati, Riva'atul Adaniah Wahab, Ari Cahyo Nugroho, Dida Dirgahayu, Caecilia Suprapti Dwi Takariani, Daru Nupikso:
    The role of mobile broadband in poverty alleviation: a comparison of the effects of 3G and 4G network expansion in underdeveloped regions of Indonesia. 206-231

Volume 31, Number 2, April 2025

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    Ransome Epie Bawack, Sian Roderick, Abdalla Badhrus, Denis Dennehy, Jacqueline Corbett:
    Indigenous knowledge and information technology for sustainable development. 233-250
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    Emilie Bonhoure:
    Indigenous knowledge and digital financial inclusion: a comparison between Europe and Sub-Saharan Africa. 251-279
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    Murni Sianturi, Jung-Sook Lee, Therese M. Cumming:
    The synergy between Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing and technology in culturally responsive home-school partnerships. 280-303
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    Sdenka Zobeida Salas-Pilco:
    Information technology (IT) and indigenous knowledge (IK) in Latin America: pro-indigenous, para-indigenous, and per-indigenous IT-IK integration for development. 304-327
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    Carolina Pontones Rosa, Rosario Perez-Morote, Inmaculada Alonso-Carrillo, Jesús F. Santos Peñalver:
    'ICT Development and depopulation: exploring the effects of municipal size on citizens' technological profiles and policy evaluation in rural Spain'. 328-351
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    Narcyz Roztocki, Wojciech Strzelczyk, Heinz Roland Weistroffer:
    Impact of COVID-19 on e-government: a pilot study of Poland. 352-373
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    Pádraig Carmody:
    'Digital provide' or product consumption diffusion cycle? The diffusion impact and potential of digital technology in the Global South. 374-387
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    Pascal D. König:
    Leveraging the digital ecosystem concept for development research and practice - potentials, limitations, and ways forward. 388-405
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    Ransome Epie Bawack:
    Electronic commerce for development: a conceptual analysis and future research agenda for Africa. 406-434
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    Serge-Lopez Wamba-Taguimdje, Jean Robert Kala Kamdjoug:
    Mobile payments and money technologies in sustainable development: a systematic literature review and computer-assisted interpretive analysis. 435-472
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    Zijun Mao, Weiting Zhang, Qi Zou, Wen Deng:
    The effects of e-participation on voice and accountability: are there differences between countries? 473-498

Volume 31, Number 3, July 2025

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    John Levendis:
    Beyond technique: the art of writing impactful econometric papers for information technology for development. 499-508
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    Lokesh Posti, Abhradeep Maiti:
    Firm level evidence on diffusion and returns on ICT: a study on Indian informal MSMEs. 509-539
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    Ricardo Gomez, Mauricio Beltran, Yvette Iribe Ramirez, Ivan Morales, Carlos Rincon, Ana Monica Grismaldo:
    Participatory methods for indigenous community planning and development in the Colombian Amazon. 540-558
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    Minjin Kim, Maren Duvendack:
    Digital credit for all? An empirical analysis of mobile loans for financial inclusion in Kenya. 559-576
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    Tao Yang, Hongchun Zhang, Huanming Wang:
    Addressing territorial digital divide through digital policy: lessons from China's national comprehensive big data pilot zones. 577-603
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    Binhui Wei, Chunkai Zhao, Wenjun Cai, Boou Chen, Yufeng Lu:
    The entrepreneurial effect of digital infrastructure development: micro evidence from China. 604-634
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    Xinxin Ma, Sho Komatsu:
    Impact of e-commerce on income inequality: evidence from rural China based on cross-county panel data. 635-663
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    Armand Fréjuis Akpa, Simplice A. Asongu, Michael E. Batuo:
    The role of governance in the effect of the internet on financial inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa. 664-682
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    Jolanta Kowal, Anna Jasinska-Biliczak, Pawel Weichbroth:
    Organizational ethics and position relationship moderators among knowledge workers: a regional study of Poland. 683-705
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    Nathaline Onek Aparo, Berre Deltomme, Walter Odongo, Hans De Steur:
    Intention to participate in smartphone-based data collection: the case of smallholder farmers in Uganda. 706-732

Volume 31, Number 4, October 2025

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    Silvia Masiero:
    Acts of Kindness in the Peer Review Process. 733-736
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    Ismaila Ouedraogo, Borlli Michel Jonas Some, Kiemute Oyibo, Roland Benedikter, Gayo Diallo:
    Evaluating a phone-based Interactive Voice Response system for reducing misinformation and improving malaria literacy. 737-763
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    Toyo Amègnonna Marcel Dossou, Simplice A. Asongu, Kouessi Pascal Dossou, Alastaire Sèna Alinsato:
    The role of the internet in moderating the effect of industrialization on income inequality in Africa. 764-791
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    Elaine Quintana Borazon, Sandro Marques, Donna Ross Saycon:
    E-learning adoption: a comparative analysis of public sentiments during COVID-19. 792-820
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    Leizhen Zang, Yifei Zhu, Di Cheng:
    Inequality through digitalization: investigation of mediating and moderating mechanisms. 821-836
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    Qiong Xu, Yu Dong, Meirui Zhong:
    Analysis of spatial correlation network of urban digital economy in China. 837-859
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    Tony Roberts, Marjoke Oosterom:
    Digital authoritarianism: a systematic literature review. 860-884
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    Long Yang, Haiyang Lu, Meng Li, Lijun Xiang:
    The impact of mobile financial services on farmer entrepreneurship in rural China. 885-911
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    Ewuradjoa Mansa Quansah:
    Digitalization the necessary evil: integrating digital technologies in businesses of BOP countries. 912-940
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    Norah Humus Alotaibi, Salihu Ibrahim Dasuki, Efpraxia D. Zamani:
    M-government and Saudi women's empowerment: a capability approach perspective. 941-964
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    James Temitope Dada, Taiwo Akinlo, Folorunsho M. Ajide, Mamdouh Abdulaziz Saleh Al-Faryan, Mosab I. Tabash:
    Information communication and technology, and environmental degradation in Africa: a new approach via moments. 965-991
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    Lili Wei, Hongyan Xiu, Yuqi Hou:
    Digital economy and low-carbon transformation of economy in China: analyzing spatial spillover effects and pathways. 992-1016
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    Lirong Xing, Chuanxiang Cao, Ehsan Elahi:
    Advancing coupling coordination: bridging China's digital economy and green agriculture for sustainable rural development. 1017-1038
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    Rebecca Sarku, Matthew Ayamga:
    Is the right going wrong? Analysing digital platformization, data extractivism and surveillance practices in smallholder farming in Ghana. 1039-1065
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    Ruhee Mittal, Sheetal, Sushila Soriya:
    Fostering competitiveness of Indian MSMEs through IT and digitalization. 1066-1089
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    Ziyi (Iggy) Zhao, Sarah Hönigsberg, Munir Mandviwalla:
    Digital driven success: the digitalization effect on SME performance. 1090-1116
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    Kelvin Mulungu, Menale Kassie, Maurice Tschopp:
    The role of information and communication technologies-based extension in agriculture: application, opportunities and challenges. 1117-1146
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    Emmanuel Issifu Fuseini:
    Institutional quality-banking efficiency nexuses in Africa. How does ICT moderate? 1147-1171
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    Qinghai Li, Hao Li, Pengfei Hu:
    A tale of the digital divide at three levels: the impact on Chinese residents' subjective relative deprivation in the digital era. 1172-1194
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    Rob Grace, Feifei Pang, Aurélie Montarnal:
    Recognizing and adjusting: developing an adaptive team information seeking framework for emergency situation assessment. 1195-1221
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    Januar Iverson Fointuna, Akhmad Akbar Susamto, Evi Noor Afifah:
    The effect of internet diffusion on income inequality: cross-regional analysis in Indonesia. 1222-1242
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    Acheampong Owusu:
    Exploring the factors influencing green IT adoption and firm performance: an empirical study of Ghanaian manufacturing firms. 1243-1267
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    Rohit Mattu, Debashis Saha:
    Leveraging mobile technology adoption to address gender-based inequalities: moderating role of adult literacy. 1268-1296
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    Yupan Zhao, Qiong Wu, Wenting Yang, Xiao Han, Lixiang Men, Ruoxuan Liu, Chunhua He, Yuhui Guo:
    The impact of the national big data comprehensive pilot zone on digital economy development: evidence from China. 1297-1317
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    Adiata Borresa Seini, Ibrahim Osman Adam, Muftawu Dzang Alhassan:
    Examining the effect of security behaviour on the continuance use of mobile money services in Ghana: a protection motivation perspective. 1318-1335
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    Francisca Tejedo-Romero, Joaquim Filipe Ferraz Esteves Araujo:
    The influence of organizational resources and administrative processes on the quality of Brazilian open data. 1336-1373
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    Phylicia Babb, Petros Chamakiotis:
    Using the lens of affordances to unpack tangible forms of digitalization-enabled social value in the Bahamian Public Healthcare System. 1374-1398
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    Fernando García-Mora, Manuel Cavazos-Castro, Jorge Mora-Rivera:
    Does mobile Internet reduce social inequality? Evidence from Mexican villages. 1399-1424
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    Julie Zollmann:
    Digitalization and dignity: digital driving in Kenya. 1425-1443
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    Devinder Thapa:
    Ethics-based ontology in ICT4D. 1444-1458
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    José Manuel Amoedo, Bruno Blanco-Varela, Hugo Campos-Romero:
    Information and communication technologies and the COVID-19: from economic inequality to educational digital divide in central and South America. 1459-1480
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    Emmanuel K. Manu, Simplice A. Asongu:
    The effect of information and communication technology on environmentally sustainable development in Sub-Saharan Africa: the role of green innovation and industrial structure. 1481-1510
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    Darius Antoni, Febrianty, Muhammad Wadud:
    A digital village model for supply chain management capabilities development in micro-small-medium enterprise in South Sumatra. 1511-1545
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    Matheus Puime Pedra, Josune Hernantes, Leire Labaka:
    Data-driven disaster resilience assessment: a case study in the Spanish transportation system. 1546-1571
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    Karine Aoun Barakat, Amal Dabbous, Clifford J. Shultz:
    The use of mobile learning: a pathway towards refugees' inclusion. 1572-1588
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    Friday Osemenshan Anetor:
    The effects of ICT and greenfield foreign direct investment on poverty reduction in Africa. 1589-1602
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    María-Encarnación Andrés-Martínez, José-Luis Alfaro-Navarro:
    Relationships between Sustainable Development Goals and Information and Communication Technologies in Europe. 1603-1624
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    Rahman T. Tasfia, Ahmed Imran, Jee Young Lee:
    Integration of a multidimensional framework to measure the social impact of an information technology intervention from a human centered approach. 1625-1644
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    Md Nazrul Islam, Md. Shafayet Shahed Ornob, Md. Mofazzal Hossain:
    Digital financial services in marginalised communities: pathways to poverty reduction and economic empowerment. 1645-1671
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    Zihan Lin, Peiling Yang, Zhenning Zhu, Mengke Xia:
    Evaluating the impact of digital technology development on green total factor productivity: empirical evidence from Chinese cities. 1672-1694
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    Ayushi Tandon, George Kandathil:
    Women patients' experiences with electronic medical records: a 'Jeevan Yapan' perspective. 1695-1722
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    Harnowo Susanto, Trisno Martono, Dewi Kusuma Wardani, Khresna Bayu Sangka, Budi Wahyono:
    Digital innovation in education: a study of e-procurement technology acceptance models. 1723-1744
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    Laura Barasa:
    Mobile money an antidote to petty corruption? A matched difference-in-differences analysis. 1745-1770
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    Efpraxia D. Zamani, Sara Vannini:
    Digital policy narratives: addressing grand challenges or exacerbating digital inequalities? 1771-1790
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    Vetle Alvenes Utvik, Johan Ivar Sæbø, Pamod Amarakoon, Petter Nielsen:
    Digital public goods: understanding the role of generativity in fostering digital innovation for development. 1791-1809

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