... of the Internet to communicate how critical this was to global safety. The methods of sharing information between foreign governments and being able to track this critical communication is central to understanding how the treaty gained visibility and how NGOs created coalitions to assure the success of this work...

... the computer is actually used); family impacts; Internet access (analysis and data related to home access to the Internet); and psychological impacts. The annotated sub‐collection of data sets includes identical as well as category‐specific pre‐established keyword sets. Among the keyword topics unique...

.... Communications Science Internet Policy Literature Grey literature © MCB UP Limited 2000 1. (1) Affinity function – to establish, maintain, or change relationships. 2. (2) Information/understanding function – to increase information and develop understanding of concepts, people...

... raising a new generation of post‐Gen‐Xers expert at computer chats and Web design but lacking the skills to critically analyze world events. (Parenthetically, libraries go down a dangerous road by just hiring as bibliographers newly graduated librarians who know how to search the Internet, but lack any...

... context sentence bolded, permitting a quick assessment of the potential usefulness of the source document (see Figure 2). Preceding the listing of contexts is the Internet address of the source document. The relevant citation from within the source is noted after the list of contexts...

..., in brief. The key focus of the paper is in the potentials of the Internet as a communication mechanism and for feminist grey literature. Consideration is given to rapidly expanding forms of feminist grey literature on the Internet, and the potentials and concerns raised by this grey medium are discussed...