Social Inclusion and Usability of ICT-enabled Services.

Jyoti Choudrie holds the position of Professor of Information Systems at University of Hertfordshire, UK. Panayiota Tsatsou is an Associate Professor at the University of Leicester, UK.Sherah Kurnia is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Computing and Information Systems, the University of Melbourne, Australia.

• Part 1: Examining the Theoretical Foundations of Social Inclusion and ICT-Enabled Services1. Social Inclusion and ICTs: a Literature Review Through the Lens of the Capability ApproachEfpraxia D. Zamani2. Connectivity: A Socio-technical Construct to Examine ICT-enabled ServiceChristoph F. Breidbach3. Re-conceptualizing Social Inclusion in the Context of 21st Century Smart CitiesH. Patricia McKenna4. Enhancing Social Inclusion Through Optimal Community Participation Levels in ICT4D ProjectsArthur Glenn Maail, Sherah Kurnia , and Shanton ChangPart 2: ICT-Enabled Services of Value to Society and Organisations5. Understanding the Impact of Political Structure, Governance and Public Policy on e-GovernmentDavid J. Yates, Girish J. "Jeff" Gulati, and Christine B. Williams6. ICT-enabled E-entertainment Services in United States Counties: Socio-Economic Determinants and Geographic PatternsAvijit Sarkar, James Pick, and Jessica Rosales7. E-health as an Enabler of Social InclusionKen Clarke, Adam Lodders, Robyn Garnett, Anne Holland, Rodrigo Mariño, and Zaher Joukhadar8. Challenging the Cost of Higher Education with the Assistance of Digital Tools: Case Studies of Protest Activity in Canada and the United StatesVictoria Carty9. Telework Impact on Productivity and Wellbeing: An Australian StudyRachelle Bosua, Sherah Kurnia, Marianne Gloet, and Antonette Mendoza10. Supporting Regional Food Supply Chains with an E-Commerce ApplicationSherah Kurnia, Md Mahbubur Rahim, Serenity Hill, Kirsten Larsen, Patrice Braun, Danny Samson, and Prakash SinghPart 3: Adoption, Usage and Management Aspects Sur