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Selected Papers and Presentations
- Cogburn, D.L., Espinoza, F.K. (2009) “From Networked Nominee to Networked Nation
- Cogburn, Levinson, Ramnarine-Rieks, and Vasquez (2010): “A Decade of Globally Distributed Collaborative Learning"
- Zakaria and Cogburn (2010): "Context-Dependent vs. Content-Dependent"
- Zakaria and Cogburn (2010): "Webs of Culture"
- Myhill, Cogburn, Samant, Addom, and Blanck (2008): Accessible CI-enabled Knowledge Communities
- Cogburn, Battacharrya, and Johnsen, J. (2008). “Distributed Deliberative Citizens"
- Cogburn and Levinson (2008): "Teaching Globalization, Globally"
Global Governance and Transnational Networks
- Context-Dependent vs. Content-Dependent: An Exploration of the Cultural Behavioural Patterns of Online Intercultural Communication Using E-Mail
- CyberPraxis: Exploring the Impact of Culture and Geographic Region on Participation in Computer-Mediated Transnational Civil Society Networks
- Diversity Matters, Even at a Distance: Evaluating the Impact of Computer-Mediated Communication on Civil Society Participation in the World Summit on the Information Society
- Exploring Transnational Civil Society Participation in the Multistakeholder Internet Governance Forum Using Computer Assisted Content Analysis
- From Networked Nominee to Networked Nation: Examining the Impact of Web 2.0 and Social Media on Political Participation and Civic Engagement in the 2008 Obama Campaign.
- Gender in the Global Governance of ICT: A Descriptive Exploration of Women in Transnational Policy Networks in the UN World Summit on the Information Society
- Global Governance in Cyberspace (or Did E-Commerce Kill the Net?)
- Global Governance in the Networked World: Mapping the Processes of Emergent Regime Formation in Global Information and Communications Policy
- Global Idea Networks: The Impact of Transnational Policy-Actor Networks and Epistemic Communities on Perceived Policy Power in the World Summit on the Information Society
- Global Internet Governance: Who’s Winning, Who’s Losing, and Who Cares?
- Governing Global Information and Communication Policy: Emergent Regime Formation and Impact on Africa
- In Whose Name?: A Multimodal Exploration of Transnational Deliberative Democratic Practices in Multistakeholder Global Information Policy Formulation Processes
- Partners or Pawns? The Impact of Elite Decision-Making and Epistemic Communities in Global Information Policy on Developing Countries and Transnational Civil Society
- Perceived Policy Power at the World Summit on the Information Society: How Epistemic Communities and Global Policy Networks Matter.
- Teaching Global Governance in International Communication by Engaging US and South African Students in the United Nations World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
- The Digital Divide Beyond the Globalization Hype: Confronting the Challenges and Exploiting the Opportunities for African SMMEs in the Information Economy
- The Influence of Transnational Policy Networks on Effective Multistakeholder Participation in the United Nations World Summit on the Information Society
- The US Role in Global Internet Governance
- Using Keyword Analysis and Data Mining Techniques to Explore the Impact of Culture on Decision-Making Processes in Transnational Civil Society Networks
- Using Keyword Analysis and Data Mining Techniques to Explore the Impact of Culture on Decision-Making Processes in Transnational Civil Society Networks.
- Webs of Culture: Applying High and Low-Context Theory to Understand Decision-Making Behaviors in Transnational NGO Networks Involved in WSIS
- Globalization and the Information Economy
- Globalization and State Autonomy in the Information Age
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