Bradley, G. (2017). THE GOOD ICT SOCIETY -
From Theory to Actions. London/NY: Routledge 2017. 130 pp.
ISBN: 978-1-138-29429-5 (hbk) ISBN: 978-1-315-23167-9 (ebk)
Hardback, Paperback(138 pp). Available also as an E-book
were all 27 illustrations are in color.
Information and
Communication Technologies, Society
and Human Beings – Theory and
Framework. Honoring Professor Gunilla
Bradley. (Editors: Darek Haftor &
Anita Mirijamdotter). IGI Global 2011.
ISBN 978-1-60960-0. 630 pp.
Gunilla Bradley (2006) Social and
Community Informatics - Humans on the
Net London: Routledge, ISBN
0-415-38184-3 (hbk) ISBN 0-415-38185-1
(pbk) 265 pp
A Great Event 2010
A great event took place in August
4th 2010, at the newly inaugurated
Linnaeus University, Växjö, Sweden.
The purpose was to celebrate “the
life-long scholarly endeavor of
Gunilla Bradley in the Pioneering
Spirit of Carl von Linnaeus”, on the
initiative of Anita Mirijamdotter
and Darek Haftor. In the Teleborg
Castle, at the University Campus,
the formal release of the Bradley
Festschrift, the presentation of the
content and a roundtable discussion
took place. The inpiring seminar was
held in the castle with participants
from all continents of the world
which had contributed with chapters
in the Festschrift book. The
discussion will be followed up in
Rome July 2011, see below under
“IADIS 2011! The Festschrift book is
presented in the first page of the
home page as well as under
“Publications > Books Showroom”.
In the evening a “The Fest Banquet”
took place in “The House of
Emigrants”, including a museum round
tour, delicious local menu,
beautiful choir music, and many
touching talks at the dinner.
From Fest Symposium at Teleborg
Castle at Linnaeus Univeristy,
Campus Växsjö
Doctoral course in Social
Informatics, Salzburg University,
ICT & Society Centre 2008 Upper
row from left: Wolfgang Hofkirchner,
Robert Bichler, GB, Matthias
Schafranek, Lower row from left:
Christina Neumayer, Celina Raffl,
Stefan Blachfellner
”Celebrating Academic promotion of
the new Tech. Dr. Karin Bradley in
the City Hall of Stockholm in 2009
with great husband Ola Bromsi Wessel”.
Karin Bradley and Johan Hedrén (eds.)
Green Utopianism -
Perspectives, Politics and
Micro-Practices
Routledge (2014) - 290pp. Series:
Routledge Studies in Environment,
Culture, and Society
Miranda Kajtazi, new Doctor at
Linnaeus University, academic
ceremony at Campus Kalmar. Surounded
by Gunilla Bradley, Christina
Mörtberg, Anita Mirijamdotter – all
three professors in Informatics.
IADIS conference 2008:
Chair and key note speakers at the
IADIS conference 2008,
Amsterdam.Professors Margaret Tan
(Singapore), Gunilla Bradley and
Simone Fischer-Hübner (Sweden).
Community Informatics
Network conference 2007:
Community Informatics Network (CIRN)
conference, Prato, Italy 2007.
Delegates from Mozambique Mrs
Ludmila Maguni and Peru Ass Prof
Eduardo Villanueva (SPIDER support,
Sweden).
Human
Computer Interaction International
conference 2007:
Human Computer Interaction
International conference HCII 2007,
Beijing. Book display discussion.
Research report about HOME OF THE FUTURE:
Report delivered from the project
"Home of the Future" Linda Bradley
(2005). Home of the Future Japan -
Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) and Changes in
Society and Human Patterns of
Behaviour in the Network Era. KTH
Research report ISBN 91-7178-052-1.
Stockholm: Royal Institute of
Technology (KTH).
Linda Bradley
Founder and Business Retail Director at
DIAMON International Business
House (B.I.G.)
Doctoral Thesis about DISTANT WORK:
Eva Jansson (2005). Working Together
when Being Apart. An analysis of
distributed Collaborative Work
through ICT from Psychosocial and
Organizational Perspective. Doctoral
dissertation at Department of
Computer and System Sciences, IT
University, Royal Institute of
Technology, Stockholm.
Eva Jansson
Associate Director
Gartner
