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Dr. Garcia-Murillo's research focuses on the policy and regulation of information and communication technologies. Within this area she has worked on four interrelated research streams:
In these areas, she has pursued questions critical to the field. At the time of telecommunications market liberalization she conducted research about how unbundling affected broadband deployment. When populations in Latin America eagerly embraced wireless technology she tried to determine how the region was going to improve bandwidth in spite of its limited wired infrastructure. Given rapid developments in networked information technology, she wanted to find out the impact that information and communication technologies (ICTs) have had on society. She found for example that ICTs can help reduce instances of corruption but not without putting also strong emphasis on civic and government enforcement.
Her current research focuses on the impact of technology on employment.
Her writing has also been characterized by its innovative methodological approaches, an effort that relates to her interest in the process of research and theory development.
You can download her CV here
You can see the list of her publications here
Dr. Garcia-Murillo's research focuses on the policy and regulation of information and communication technologies. Within this area she has worked on four interrelated research streams:
- Infrastructure and access
- Impact of technologies
- The effect of regulation on the private sector
- Private sector influence on policy
In these areas, she has pursued questions critical to the field. At the time of telecommunications market liberalization she conducted research about how unbundling affected broadband deployment. When populations in Latin America eagerly embraced wireless technology she tried to determine how the region was going to improve bandwidth in spite of its limited wired infrastructure. Given rapid developments in networked information technology, she wanted to find out the impact that information and communication technologies (ICTs) have had on society. She found for example that ICTs can help reduce instances of corruption but not without putting also strong emphasis on civic and government enforcement.
Her current research focuses on the impact of technology on employment.
Her writing has also been characterized by its innovative methodological approaches, an effort that relates to her interest in the process of research and theory development.
You can download her CV here
You can see the list of her publications here
