Jeremiah Spence: Books & Chapters
Books:
Race, Class and the Digital Divide in Austin: The Persistence of Inequity in the Technopolis.
Jeremiah Spence, Joseph Straubhaar, Zeynep Tufekci, and Becky Lentz, editors.
University of Texas Press: 2010.
Forthcoming.
Pursuing the Information Society and the Creative Economy in the Americas: Comparing U.S. and Brazilian Experiences.
Joseph Straubhaar, Othon Jambeiro, and Jeremiah Spence, editors.
Forthcoming. Press Unknown: 2010. (currently in negotiation with press)
Book Chapters:
Education, Segregation and the Historical Divide in Austin.
Zeynep Tufekci, Jeremiah Spence, and Joseph Straubhaar.
In: Race, Class and the Digital Divide in Austin: The Persistence of Inequity in the Technopolis.
Straubhaar, Tufecki, Lentz and Spence, eds..
University of Texas Press: 2010.
Defining the Digital Divide from Below.
Caroline Cunningham, Holly Custard, Martha Fuentes-Bautista, Bethany Letalien, Joseph Straubhaar, Jeremiah Spence, and H. Erin Lee.
In: Race, Class and the Digital Divide in Austin: The Persistence of Inequity in the Technopolis.
Straubhaar, Tufecki, Lentz and Spence, eds..
University of Texas Press: 2010.
Comparative Analysis of Digital Inclusion Policy in the United States and Brazil.
Joseph Straubhaar, Karen Gustoffsen, Fabio Ferreira, Vanessa de Macedo Higgins, Maria Rios, Jeremiah Spence, and Tereza Raquel Merlo.
In: Pursuing the Information Society in the Americas: Comparing U.S. and Brazilian Experiences.
Straubhaar, and Jambeiro, eds.
Press unknown: 2008. [Under review]
Overcoming the digital divide: a comparative perspective between Austin and Salvador.
Fabio Ferreira, Joseph Straubhaar, and Jeremiah Spence.
In: Pursuing the Information Society in the Americas: Comparing U.S. and Brazilian Experiences.
Straubhaar, and Jambeiro, eds.
Press unknown: 2008. [Under review]
Comparative Analysis of Information Society Discourse and Public Policy Responses in the United States and Brazil.
Joseph Straubhaar, Jeremiah Spence, Karen Gustoffsen, Maria Rios, Fabio Ferreira and Vanessa Higgins.
In: Communication: research and education. Moreira, Sonia Virginia and João Pedro Dias Vieira, eds.
State University of Rio de Janeiro Press: 2007.
Building telecommunication policy from below: the role of NGOs in Internet Development in Brazil and Peru.
Martha Fuentes-Bautista, Joseph Straubhaar and Jeremiah Spence.
In: Políticas de informação e comunicação, jornalismo e inclusão digital: O Local e o Global em Austin e Salvador (Information and communication policy, journalism and digital inclusion: The local and global in Austin and Salvador).
O. Jambeiro and J. Straubhaar, eds.
Federal University of Bahia Press: 2005.
Defining the Digital Divide from Below: Local Initiatives in Austin Texas.
Caroline Cunningham, Holly Custard, Joseph Straubhaar, Bethany Letalien and Jeremiah Spence.
In: Políticas de informação e comunicação, jornalismo e inclusão digital: O Local e o Global em Austin e Salvador (Information and communication policy, journalism and digital inclusion: The local and global in Austin and Salvador).
O. Jambeiro and J. Straubhaar, eds.
Federal University of Bahia Press: 2005.
Reports:
Seis estudos de casos de usos de celulares para inclusão digital na região metropolitana de São Paulo – Brasil.
Seabra, Carlos; Eliana Dantas; Jeremiah Spence; Laura Tresca; Mariane Ottati; Martina Otero; Patrícia Andrade.
In: Comunicaciones Mobiles y Desarrollo en America Latina.
Report for the initial findings of a research project on móbile telephony in Brazil on behalf of the University of Catalonia.
August 2008.
Book Review:
Rachel A. Cichowski, The European Court and Civil Society Litigation, Mobilization and Governance, Cambridge University Press, 2007, 263 pp, references, index, $34.99 (paperback), $91.00 (hardback), $28.00 (e-book)." (DOI: 10.1007/s11266-009-9113-0)