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Title Social informatics in information science: An introduction
Author Kling, R.; Rosenbaum, H.; Hert, C.
Year 1998
Database Wiley Interscience
Access date 03.03.2006
Source (Journal) Journal of the American Society for Information Science
Abstract
Social informatics (SI) refers to a multidisciplinary research field that examines the design, uses, and implications of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in ways that account for their interactions with institutional and cultural contexts. This Special Issue presents seven articles that illustrate the range and depth of research in SI. This essay outlines the concerns of SI researchers and briefly describes the articles that follow.
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SI areasICT & humans (1)
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