... Competing interests: The authors declare that they have no potential competing or conflicts of interest. 11 09 2024 05 05 2025 27 07 2025 08 09 2025 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2025 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Social inclusion...

... that we illustrate below. Social inclusion Case study Developing countries Interpretivist research Interview Societal The rapid diffusion of digital labour across the Global South is linked to the conduct of development projects depicted as opportunities for marginalised individuals...

...Rennie Naidoo; Kalley Coleman; Cordelia Guyo Purpose The purpose of this paper is to adopt a critical relational dialectics framework to identify and explore gender discursive struggles about social inclusion observed in an online gaming community, in South Africa. Design/methodology/approach...

... Licensed re-use rights only Decision making Social inclusion Behavioural theories Computer games Structural equation modelling Technology acceptance model (TAM) Dina H. Bassiouni is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: dbassiouni@aucegypt.edu Video games have become...

... Inclusive growth India Social inclusion Cross-national study Organisational culture Cross-national research IT sector Caste This paper analyses the burgeoning complexities and nuances of manifestations of difference in class, caste, regional behaviours and stereotypes that shape the working...

..., and when it analyzes the interviews with the migrant workers under study. Social inclusion Digital divide Mobile communications Interpretivist research Critical theory Rajiv George Aricat can be contacted at: r.aricat@gmail.com By highlighting the socio-cultural and historical...

...Khorshed Alam; Sophia Imran Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine the factors which influence refugee migrants’ adoption of digital technology and its relevance to their social inclusion in Australia. Design/methodology/approach – This research developed a conceptual framework...

... systems Social inclusion Information literacy It is worth emphasising that people have their own, legitimate reasons for not being engaged in activities mediated by ICTs. These activities, like e‐mailing, searching the web or using different applications might not be a part of their daily life...

... on the least powerful in society as well as the more privileged. Mike Cushman can be contacted at: m.cushman@lse.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Social inclusion Digital communication systems Information literacy Information systems Ethics Information systems...

... for more careful evaluation of possible negative consequences about shifting service provision to integrated systems. Nick Letch can be contacted at: nletch@biz.uwa.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Digital communication systems Social inclusion Government Information...

... in the e‐society. Yingqin Zheng can be contacted at: y.zheng2@lse.ac.uk © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2008 Social inclusion Internet Personal health Information systems South Africa China The concern with social exclusion in the e‐society can be related to debates about...

..., it is to be seen as a central component in the provision of a range of services, and legislation promotes its use for the social inclusion of disabled people. This important legal point was reinforced in the following case. Throughout the world, as disability legislation is relatively new, there have been very...