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2.7.3 Reading Material

Course subject(s) Module 2. Addressing sustainability challenges

Reading Material

In this section, we provide the sources used in the previous lecture as extra reading material for the students who want in-depth knowledge of the Digital Economy:

Acs, Z.j., & Sussan, F. (2017) The digital entrepreneurial ecosystem. Small Business Economics, No. 49,. Springer, (pp. 55-73).

Bukht, R., & Heeks, R. (2017). Defining, conceptualising and measuring the digital economy. GDI Development Informatics Working Papers, No. 68. University of Manchester, Global Development Institute, (pp. 1-24)

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, (2017). OECD digital economy 2017. (pp. 21-238).

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, (2019). Digital economy report 2019. Value creation and capture: Implications for developing countries, (pp. 123-131).

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