Information Technology in Selected Countries (UNU, 1994, 148 p.): (introduction...)

Information Technology in Selected Countries (UNU, 1994, 148 p.)

		*(introduction...)*
		Note to the Reader from the UNU
		Introduction
		1: Development of information technology in Ireland
		2: Information technology in Ethiopia
		3: Development of information technology in Nigeria
		4: Development of information technology in Tanzania
		Other titles of interest

(introduction...)

Edited by Eileen P. Drew and F. Gordon Foster

Reports from Ireland, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Tanzania

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