Never has a topic been as pertinent to the global network as information technology is today.
Information technology manifests itself in many facets of international affairs.
This publication highlights the many different tenets of global information technology. Drozdova and Goodman, from the Center for International Security and Cooperation , raise concerns regarding human rights abuses on the Internet. Bruce Lusignan, director of the Stanford Satellite Communication Center , asserts that communications expansion into rural regions represents a viable option with immense benefits for the earth's poorest billions. Wangechi Muthui and Patricia Gachiengo dilute the enthusiasm of internet development in the third world. Claribal Chan surveys the vast landscape of E-Commerce.