1) Internet Anthropologist
By Dr Hector Blackhurst, Intute Anthropology editor and Social Sciences Librarian at The John Rylands University Library, The University of Manchester.
2) Internet for Development
By Tracy Zussman, Project Officer, Eldis, Institute of Development Studies,
University of Sussex
3) Internet Psychologist
By Annie Trapp, Higher Education Academy Psychology Network, University of York
4) Internet for Social Research Methods
By Louise Corti, Associate Director, Economic and Social Data Service (ESDS), UK Data Archive, University of Essex
5) Internet Sociologist
By Suzanne Barbalet, Intute Sociology Editor. Department of Sociology, University of Surrey
6) Internet for Travel and Tourism
By Philip Rowe Programme Co-ordinator, Travel and Tourism Department, City of Bristol College
7) Internet for Women's Studies
By Dianne Shepherd, Information Librarian, The Women's Library, London Metropolitan University
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