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INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH AND COMMENTARY

Exploring the Relationship Between the Use of Information Technologies and Voluntary Participation in a Rural Area of Northern Ontario

Mary E. Robertson
Pages 17-34 | Published online: 10 Dec 2009

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Joy A. Gieseke & Peter F. Korsching. (1998) Effects of Local Versus Absentee Telephone Company Ownership on Participation in Rural Community Economic Development. Journal of the Community Development Society 29:2, pages 256-275.
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Saeed Alshahrani, Ejaz Ahmed & Rupert Ward. (2017) The influence of online resources on student–lecturer relationship in higher education: a comparison study. Journal of Computers in Education 4:2, pages 87-106.
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