[Air-l] Intersections: Internet research, policy practice, and issue advocacy

[Paul M.A. Baker]

I would be interested in chatting with you at least on the
first two of these -- I am a bit hesitant on the latter
because I am still in a bit of conflict over whether one can
"do" issue advocacy and objective research with the same
hat one. Absent that it calls into question the issue of objectivity,
postmodernists not with standing.
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 Paul M.A. Baker, Ph.D.,  Associate Director of  Research
 Office of Technology Policy & Programs (OTP)
 Georgia Centers for Advanced Telecommunications Technology  (GCATT)
 Atlanta, GA 30318
 404.894 0073  [paul.baker at gcatt.gatech.edu]
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----- Original Message -----
From: <rglentz at mail.utexas.edu>
To: <air-l at aoir.org>
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 7:48 AM
Subject: [Air-l] Intersections: Internet research, policy practice, and
issue advocacy


> Dear colleagues: I'm eager to find a group of AOIRers who might be
> interested in pursuing scholarly work that explores the possible
> intersections between/among Internet research, policy practice, and issue
> advocacy. Please feel free to email me privately, off list. Thanks, RG
> Lentz, UT-Austin (rglentz at mail.utexas.edu).
>
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