Bridging the Digital Divide in the US : Planning Innovative State and Local Approaches
The US faces a deep digital divide which cuts across both urban and rural lines, but is most marked in rural, low income, and minority communities. This book presents a multi-level governance framework which explores how local leaders use policy opportunity and community resilience to address inequi...
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2026
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