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Review of Asia Pacific 2005/2006  Edited by Chin Saik YoonPublished in association with Orbicom, PAN/IDRC, APDIP/UNDP
 ISBN 983-9054-44-9
 280 pages
 21 X 29.5 cm
 Includes data from the Digital Divide Index.
 Paperback US$60
 
 |   This latest volume offers authoritative reports on how 
29 economies are using information and communication technologies (ICTs) in business, 
government and civil society written by senior authors who live and work in the 
region. Included are three subregional chapters on the Pacific Island States, 
ASEAN and APEC.
 Also included are four thematic chapters on various facets 
of the information society:
  Building information societies: Bridging the 
digital divide in Asia Pacific Internet governance: Urgent issues for 
Asia Pacific 
Social, political and cultural aspects of ICT: E-governance, 
popular participation and international politics 
Appropriate ICT 
for Asia Pacific: Opting for open source, localisation, internationalisation and 
free access 
  The publication reviews how ICT are being deployed across 
the Asia Pacific to support socioeconomic development of countries and territories 
in the region. It focuses on nine important areas:  Local online content
Online services
Industries
Key national initiatives
Enabling policies
Regulatory environment
Open 
source movement
Research and development
 Trends 
  
Parts of the publication are available for free download at http://www.digital-review.org. 
   Contents of the book:
  
Foreword by Claude-Yves Charron, Maria Ng Lee Hoon and Shahid AkhtarPreface 
by Chin Saik Yoon
 Quantitative evidence for the digital divide by George 
Sciadas
 Issues for the region Building information societies: 
Bridging the digital divide in Asia Pacific by Gopi Pradhan, Chin Saik Yoon, 
João Câncio Freitas, Malika Ibrahim, Huixin Ke, Muhammad Aimal Marjan, 
Jamshed Masood and Esther Batiri Williams Internet governance: Urgent 
issues for Asia Pacific by Adam Peake Social, political and cultural 
aspects of ICT: E-governance, popular participation and international politics 
by Lelia Green, Emmanuel C. Lallana, Masoud Shafiee and Zaharom Nain Appropriate 
ICT for Asia Pacific: Opting for open source, localisation, internationalisation 
and free access by Onno W. Purbo, Chin Saik Yoon, Samudra Haque, Keisuke Kamimura, 
Thaweesak Koanantakool, Sushil Pandey, Nguyen Trung Quynh and Kalaya Udomvitid Asia-Pacific 
ICTs: An overview of diversity by Chin Saik Yoon   .af Afghanistan 
by Muhammad Aimal Marjan .au Australia by Lelia Green
 .bd Bangladesh 
by Samudra E. Haque
 .bn Brunei by Yong Chee Tuan
 .bt Bhutan 
by Gopi Pradhan
 .cn China by Huixin Ke
 .hk Hong Kong by 
John Yat Chu Fung
 .id Indonesia by Onno W. Purbo
 .in India 
by Madanmohan Rao
 .ir Iran by Masoud Shafiee
 .jp Japan by 
Keisuke Kamimura, Motohiro Tsuchiya and Adam Peake
 .kh Cambodia by Norbert 
Klein
 .kr South Korea by Jong-Sung Hwang
 .la Laos by Phonpasit 
Phissamay
 .lk Sri Lanka by Nalaka Gunawardene
 .mm Myanmar 
by Khin Aye Wyn
 .mn Mongolia by Lkhagvasuren Ariunaa
 .mo Macau 
by Eric Sautedé
 .mv Maldives by Malika Ibrahim
 .my 
Malaysia by Zaharom Nain
 .np Nepal by Basanta Shrestha and Sushil 
Pandey
 .nz New Zealand by Danny Butt
 .ph Philippines by 
Emmanuel C. Lallana
 .pk Pakistan by Jamshed Masood
 .sg Singapore 
by Goh Seow Hiong
 .th Thailand by Hugh Thaweesak Koanantakool
 .tp/.tl 
Timor-Leste by João Câncio Freitas and Abdullah Zainol Abidin
 .tw Taiwan by Ching-Yi Liu
 .vn Vietnam by Nguyen Trung Quynh
 Review of subregions Pacific Island States by Esther Batiri 
WilliamsAssociation of Southeast Asian Nations by Lorraine Carlos Salazar 
and Shelah D. Lardizabal
 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation by Lorraine 
Carlos Salazar and Shelah D. Lardizabal
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