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Mobile phones for development: How have women in the informal sector used their mobile phones to enhance themselves and their business?
The research looked into how women in the informal sector made use of mobile phones to enhance their wellbeing and their businesses. The study was carried out within the discourse of information technology for development where it is argued that information technologies have the potential to improve...
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Department of Sociology
2014
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