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2012, ISBN 0230296580, xiii, 272
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2017, Oxford handbooks, ISBN 0199372136, xxx, 700 pages
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International journal of technology assessment in health care, ISSN 0266-4623, 1985
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International journal of medical informatics, ISSN 1386-5056, 1997
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2006, 1. Aufl., ISBN 0470025964, xiii, 312
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Microsystem technologies, ISSN 1432-1858, 1994
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2008, ISBN 9780849379963, xiii, 677
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2009, Blackwell companions to philosophy, ISBN 9781405146012, xv, 571
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2012, Oxford series in human-technology interaction, ISBN 0199744769, xxii, 320
Human-computer interaction | User-centered system design | Sociological aspects | Technology | Information technology | Cognitive Psychology | Cross-cultural studies | Genre theory | Affordance | Activity theory | Cross-cultural design | Cultural studies | Mobile messaging | Culturally sensitive design | Participatory culture | User localization | Culturally localized user experience | User experience | Dialogicality | Localization | Technology design
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The politics of technology in Africa
: communication, development, and nation-building in Ethiopia
2016, ISBN 9781107177857, ix, 179 pages
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2016, ISBN 149872485X, xxv, 398
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2010, 1. Aufl., Intelligent Transport Systems, ISBN 0470740566, xxx, 435
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2015, ISBN 9781482255768, xxx, 141
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2008, ISBN 9780814757246, xv, 323
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2009, ISBN 9780521882217, Volume 9780521882217, xiv, 492
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