[Air-l] Residential mobility and technology use
Laura O'Grady
l.ogrady at sympatico.ca
Mon Oct 18 09:59:05 PDT 2004
Hi Irina,
>I am a graduate student in HCI at Carnegie Mellon University and am
>starting my dissertation on the topic of residential mobility as a natural
>experiment on the health of social ties (how people use/don't use
>technology for keeping in touch and creating new relationships and whether
There is some research in HIV/AIDS that shows strong reliance on technology
to share treatment information. Your work might be easier if you picked a
particular illness and looked at the literature from that point of view.
>they are successful). I am specifically interested in migration within
>country, not international migration. I was wondering if anyone knows of
Also within HIV/AIDS, many migrate to large cities as these tend to have
speciality clinics, more social services and community resources. I don't
know of any literature on this, the information is more anecdotal.
Laura
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Laura O'Grady
Ph.D. Candidate
OISE / University of Toronto
Toronto, ON, Canada
http://fcis.oise.utoronto.ca/~logrady/
logrady at oise.utoronto.ca
l.ogrady at sympatico.ca
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