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Real Data on the Digital Divide,
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This review is from: Virtual Inequality: Beyond the Digital Divide (American Governance and Public Policy series) (Paperback)
Virtual Inequality is a must read for anyone studying the digital divide, e-government or technology policy. Mossberger and Tolbert provide empirical data on the divide conducting survey research with nearly 1,800 participants. While the authors provide regression analysis, it is written such that non-quantoids can easily understand their findings. The authors suggest that there are four divides: the access divide, skills divide, economic opportuity divide and the democratic divide. The book concludes with a set of policy recommendations for remedying these divides.
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Virtual Inequality: Beyond the Digital Divide (American Governance and Public Policy series) by Karen Mossberger (Paperback - August 18, 2003)
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