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G. ‘Hari’
Harindranath (PhD, LSE), Professor
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Profile G. Hari Harindranath is a Professor of Information Systems
in the Department of Digital Innovation & Management, School of Business
& Management at Royal Holloway, University of London. Hari has a
background in political economy and holds a doctorate in Information Systems
from the London School of Economics. His research centres on the social and
organisational implications of digital technologies, including ICT for
development. Hari is Co-Investigator on the 5-year (2019-2024, £20
million), UKRI
GCRF South-South Migration, Inequality and Development Hub, led by
Coventry University. He is the Royal Holloway lead for the work package
(£670,000) on ‘Digital technologies,
inequality and migration'. Working with Co-I, Prof
Tim Unwin (Geography and the UNESCO
Chair in ICT4D Chairholder), this work package seeks to understand the
extent and ways through which the application of ICTs has alleviated or
exacerbated existing inequalities in the context of South-South migration, as
well as successes and challenges facing the use of ICT for migrant-related
development outcomes. It also considers how the potential benefits of ICT can
be leveraged to ensure that the developmental benefits of migration are
harnessed and increased, particularly through reducing inequalities in ICT
access and use. See more details HERE,
and visit the project website at MIDEQ.ORG. Hari is an Editorial Board Member of the Journal of Information
Technology and the ORBIT
Journal for Responsible Research & Innovation; Associate Editor of
the Journal of
Global Information Management; Senior Editor of The Electronic Journal of
Information Systems in Developing Countries, and a co-founder of the Association for Information
Systems-affiliate conference, International
Conference on Information Resources Management (Conf-IRM). Hari has published in leading journals such as British
Journal of Management, European Journal of Information Systems, Human
Relations, Decision Support Systems, Technological Forecasting and Social
Change, International Journal of Information Management, The Information
Society among others; edited special issues for journals such as Journal of
Information Technology and presented at numerous international conferences. Hari welcomes PhD applicants interested in the following
areas: ICT4D; the interface between digital technologies and migration; and
the organisational/social implications of digital technologies. Upcoming/Recent Activities
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Department of Digital
Innovation & Management
School of Business & Management, Royal Holloway,
University of London, Egham, Surrey TW20 0EX