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Daniel J. Paré is an Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa, focusing on the intersection of social, economic, political, and technical issues arising from innovations in information communication technologies (ICTs) within developing industrialized countries. His areas of specialization include ICTs for international development (ICT4D), e-commerce, Internet governance, information communication policy, e-government, and knowledge networks. Paré's research critically examines how open government data can transform government-citizen relations, often challenging existing narratives regarding the empowerment potential of geospatial media and participatory social networking tools. He has engaged in several projects that explore the implications of technological advancements on communication dynamics in various socio-political contexts. Besides his teaching and research, Paré served as the President of the Canadian Communication Association from June 2016 to 2018, contributing to the promotion of communication research in Canada, underlining the importance of understanding communication in fostering a vibrant society.
Department of History