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EJISDC: Special Issue on UNCTAD's E-Commerce and Development Report



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Date sent:      	Wed, 27 Nov 2002 16:37:37 +0800
From:           	Robert Davison <isrobert@IS.CITYU.EDU.HK>
To:             	AFRIK-IT@LISTSERV.HEANET.IE


Dear Afrik-ITes,

Last week, the UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and 
Development) issued its "E-Commerce and Development Report" for 2002. 
You can find the report here: 
http://r0.unctad.org/ecommerce/ecommerce_en/edr02_en.htm. There is 
also an executive summary.   

UNCTAD has invited the Electronic Journal of Information Systems in 
Developing Countries (www.ejisdc.org) EJISDC to review this report. 
The report itself is some 280 pages long, and is divided into some 
nine sections. 

It seems that this invitation provides a unique opportunity for as 
many of us as are interested to contribute to this review. 
Consequently, the EJISDC is organising a special issue that focuses 
on the issues raised (and not raised) in this report. For this 
special issue, we are inviting opinion papers or commentaries, not 
full research papers. We anticipate that these papers will generally 
not exceed 2500 words in length and will furthermore focus on 
particular sections of the report. The special issue will be the 
EJISDC's review of the UNCTAD report. 

We would like to invite authors who are interested in contributing to 
this special issue to contact the editors of the journal. The 
deadline for registering this initial statement of interest is 
December 31st, 2002. We will then work with these authors to craft 
the special issue. We anticipate that completed commentaries will 
need to be finished no later than February 28th, 2003, and that the 
special issue itself will be published shortly thereafter. 

We look forward to your participation. 
Best wishes, 
Robert Davison, Editor-in-Chief, EJISDC 
Dept of Information Systems, City University of Hong Kong 
isrobert@is.cityu.edu.hk  

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