The following links provide access to the home pages of the research students that I currently supervise, as well as the topic areas of their theses:
- Andrea Burris – Neoliberal discourses of creativity and the division of labour between “East” and “West” in ICT production
- Auchariya Yonphrayoon – Hedonic price models and GIS for mass land valuation in Thailand
- Charles Howie – The political ecology of farmer decision making in An Giang Province, Vietnam
- David Crespo – Mobile technologies and health in Peru
- David Hollow – Monitoring and evaluation of ICT for education initiatives in Ethiopia and Malawi
- Fernanda Scur – A systems approach to ICT partnerships in Brazil
- Jorrit Mulder – Open Educational resources as a driver for higher education in Africa
- Man Xu – Imbalanced regional development in China: disparities resulting from the Great Leap Forward
- Marije Geldof – ICTs, human computer interaction and literacy in Ethiopia and Malawi
- Márton Kocsev – e-Capacity development – assessing, modelling and implementing ICT4D measures
- Niels Peter Nielsen – Mobile technologies and trade in Tanzania
- Paolo Brunello – ICT for education in Burundi
- Salma Abbasi – ICTs and Muslim women
- Uduak Okon – ICTs and sustainable communities in Nigeria
- Ugo Vallauri – ICT4D and grassroots rural community development
For more information about undertaking doctoral research in the ICT4D Collective, please visit the postgraduate section of http://www.ictd.org.uk, where there is also detailed information on sources of funding for postgraduates interested in ICT4D
