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By Catherine Cusset
Un pageant culturel rassemble pendant huit jours en Inde quatre Français, deux hommes et deux femmes, qui ne se connaissent pas. Une shock attend chacun d'eux et les confronte avec leur passé. Cette semaine bouleverse leur vie. De Delhi à Kovalam, dans le Sud, ils voyagent dans une Inde sur le qui-vive où, juste un an après les attentats de Bombay, se fait partout sentir l. a. threat terroriste. Une Inde où leur jeune accompagnateur indien déclare ouvertement sa haine des États-Unis. Une Inde où n'ont pas cours l. a. légèreté et l. a. raison françaises, où l. a. chaleur exacerbe les sentiments, où le ciel avant l'orage est couleur indigo. Tout en enchaînant les événements selon une mécanique narrative précise et efficace, ce nouveau roman de Catherine Cusset nous fait découvrir une humanité complexe, tourmentée, captivante.
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1–2). 8. Kiri & Menon (2006) define ‘a rural kiosk as one or more computer(s), with Internet connectivity, offering ICT-enabled services aimed at providing information access, means of communication and developmental mechanisms for the rural population’. 9. Antin (2006) define ‘kiosk/telecentre projects as those which provide access to information technologies and related services, and have become an important vehicle for delivering the benefits of ICTs to the developing world’. 10. ‘Telecentres are tools for development across sectors’ (Fillip & Foote, 2007, p.
Despite the intuitive appeal of open systems, the negative effects of network economies make its spread and acceptance among large number of users difficult as they encounter issues of compatibility and standards. Overall dependencies of developing countries are further reinforced when Western aid agencies linked financial aid to good governance (Wade, 2002, p. 444). The emphasis on digitalizing government functions and processes in many ways channelize investments from bilateral and multilateral agencies to technology providers and system integrators.
50). g. see Boas, Dunning & Bussell, 2005), the state actually played a key role in its development (Joseph, 2002). Specifically, the recommendations put forth by the National Task Force on IT and Software Development in 1998 (http://it-taskforce. html) was instrumental in harnessing India’s competitive advantages like its pool of technically qualified and English-speaking workforce, low labour costs and 12-hour time difference between India and US and positioning the country as a ‘software superpower’.