SAJIC Issue 2, 2001

This second issue of The Southern African Journal of Information of Communication (SAJIC) provides pieces on e-commerce, surveillance, institutional reform, and universal access.

ARTICLES

Towards Electronic Commerce in Africa: A Perspective from Three Country Studies - Philip Esselaar and Jonathan Miller

The Collision of Regulatory Convergence and Divergence: Updating Policies of Surveillance and Information Technology - Ian Hosein

Experimenting with Institutional Arrangements for Communications Policy and Regulation: The Case of Telecommunications and Broadcasting in South Africa - Alison Gillwald

Reviewing Universal Access in South Africa - Peter Benjamin

Convergence, Digitisation and New Technologies: Towards the Next Generation Network - Hu Hanrahan

BOOK REVIEW

The Analyst, the Psychiatrist, the Soothsayer and the Handicapped: Africa and Globalisation: Challenges of Globalisation: South African Debates with Manuel Castells, edited by Johan Muller, Nico Cloete, and Shireen Badat, 2001 - Joseph O. Okpaku Sr.

BRIEFING PAPER

When Cultural Content and Information Technology Converge - Guy Berger