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Human Rights and Information Communication Technologies: Trends and Consequences of Use
John Lannon
, Edward F. Halpin
Department of Management & Marketing
Leeds Beckett University
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Social Sciences
Human Rights
100%
Information and Communication Technologies
100%
Nongovernmental Organizations
50%
Information Systems
33%
Law
16%
Sociology
16%
International Relation
16%
Collective Human Rights
16%
Communication Information
16%
Information Technology
16%
Government Agency
16%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Government Agency
33%
Computer Science
Human Relation
20%