Since an increasing number of daily activities are carried out online, an exclusion or limited
access to the Internet prevent citizens from entering a world full of opportunities that cannot …

We examine:(i) which groups have a lower likelihood of being digitally included in New
Zealand, and (ii) how digital inclusion relates to wellbeing. Using four large-scale surveys …

Digital exclusion and poverty are understood to be closely linked, and existing literature on
the topic makes clear that the contexts of people's lives shape their experiences of digital …

This report was commissioned by the Department for Communities and Local Government.
Research on the links between the diffusion of Information and Communication …

Through a survey with a representative sample of Dutch Internet users, this paper examines
compound digital exclusion, that is, whether a person who lacks a particular digital skill also …

Purpose Research into the explanations of digital inclusion has moved from investigations of
skills and usage to tangible outcomes, what we label here as the third-level digital divide …

There is a large body of research that has examined digital inequities, inequalities, and
divides—ie, those countries, communities, and individuals digitally left behind or …

The rapid development of the information society has accentuated the importance of digital
divides, which refer to economic and social inequalities among populations due to …

In digitized welfare countries, an increasing number of services to fulfill essential needs
related to finances, housing, health care, social security, and mobility have been moving …

Purpose–This article aims to highlight the main limitations of the emancipatory potentials of
digital inclusion policies and information and communication technologies (ICTs) …