ISSN 2472-3614
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2019January 01, 2019 EDT
Exploring the Digital Divide: Information Technology Governance and Native Nations
Exploring the Digital Divide: Information Technology Governance and Native Nations
information technology
governanceinternet accessbroadbanddigital dividenative nationsindigenousinformation technology
Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2019
Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2019
- Editorial WelcomeMelissa Schnyder
- Forging Consensus? Approaches to Assessment in Intelligence Studies ProgramsJonathan C. Smith
- Power Shifts in the Saudi-Iranian Strategic CompetitionAidan Parkes
- Legitimacy of Intelligence According to Political ThinkersFábio Nogueira de Miranda Filho
- Exploring the Digital Divide: Information Technology Governance and Native NationsMichelle WattsMark Colwell
- Considering Context as a Factor in HUMINT Collection and Analysis: A Voice from the FieldJim Schnell
- What Social Psychology Tells Us about International Tolerance of Gross Human Rights AbusesMorgan Randolph Rust
- Review of Due Diligence in International Law by Joanna KuleszaJoel Wickwire
- Review of Reasoning for Intelligence Analysts by Noel HendricksonMargaret S. Marangione
Watts, Michelle, and Mark Colwell. 2019. “Exploring the Digital Divide: Information Technology Governance and Native Nations.” Security and Intelligence 4 (1).