Women and Internet: Croatian Perspective, a book, written by Kristina Mihalec & Nevenka Sudar and published in the end of 2003. It links ICT theory and analysis with everyday lives and realities of women in Croatia and Eastern Europe. The goal is to identify problems related to Women and ICTs, and to create “new” theories from a local perspective. This book is the first of its kind, it represents a starting point, a work in progress that will hopefully lead to more in-depth research or similar follow up studies.

The research was funded through the European North America Women Action program entitled “Effective E-Feminism.”

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Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Regional and National Context

Chapter 3: Statistics Women & Internet

Chapter 4: Women Owned Websites in Croatia

Chapter 5: Women’s Online Activism

Chapter 6: Women and Computers in the Media

Chapter 7: Interviews

Chapter 8: Conclusion

List of Included Web Pages

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