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Informationalism and the network society 45Stiglitz, Joseph (2002) Globalization and its Discontents. New York: W. W. Norton.Thrift, Ni<strong>ge</strong>l (1986) “The Fixers: The Urban Geography of International FinancialCapital,” Department of Geography, University of Wales, Lampeter.Touraine, Alain (1997) Pourrons-nous vivre ensemble? Egaux et différents. Paris:Fayard.Volkmer, Ingrid (1999) News in the Global Sphere: A Study of CNN and its Impact onGlobal Communication. Luton: Luton University Press.—— (2003) “The Global Network Society and the Global Public Sphere,” Journal ofDevelopment 46: 9–16.
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The Network Society
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viContentsPART IV SOCIABILITY AND S
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Figures2.1 Technological developmen
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xiiNotes on contributorsNathaniel B
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96 Elena Vartanovaacademic or liter
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98 Elena VartanovaMegatrendy sovrem
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100 Jack Linchuan Qiuservice, China
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102 Jack Linchuan Qiueconomic instr
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104 Jack Linchuan QiuTable 4.1Demog
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106 Jack Linchuan Qiuquickly prolif
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108 Jack Linchuan Qiuto the genesis
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110 Jack Linchuan Qiufrom the start
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112 Jack Linchuan Qiuthe Internet m
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114 Jack Linchuan Qiuthe global IT
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116 Jack Linchuan Qiunetizens and o
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118 Jack Linchuan Qiunetworks in Ch
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120 Jack Linchuan Qiu23. Interviews
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122 Jack Linchuan QiuHachigian, Nin
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124 Jack Linchuan QiuWalton, Greg (
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126 Steve Woolgarconcept of technol
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128 Steve Woolgarkinds of finding w
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130 Steve Woolgarthe early stages,
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132 Steve Woolgarcommon assumptions
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134 Steve Woolgaralso involved stra
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136 Steve Woolgarprogram. The quest
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138 Steve Woolgarlack of disaggrega
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140 Steve Woolgarthe collusion of g
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142 Steve WoolgarSurveillance and P
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6. Why information should influence
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Labor in the network society 175reg
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Labor in the network society 181men
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Labor in the network society 183At
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equirements and industry trends. In
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Labor in the network society 191out
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Labor in the network society 195Deg
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9. Networked sociability online, of
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Table 10.2VariablesResults of facto
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The digital divide in Detroit 251In
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Lives in 0.449 0.464 0.439 0.462 0.
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PART VThe Internet in the public in
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272 Tony Bateseducation profession.
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274 Tony Batesmore online learning:
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276 Tony Batesinstitutions to over-
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278 Tony BatesConsortiaAlso, e-lear
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280 Tony Batesilege of a small mino
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282 Tony Batespatho-physiology of t
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284 Tony Bateslikely to result in a
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286 Tony Batesinstance, the request
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288 Tony Bateswho study entirely on
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290 Tony Batesstudents). In particu
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292 Tony BatesPeters, O. (2002) Dis
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294 James E. Katz, Ronald E. Rice,
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Networked social movements 343Novem
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Networked social movements 347inter
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Networked social movements 353THE S
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The hacker ethic 421Giddens, 1992).
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The hacker ethic 427THE FLEXIBLE RE
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Afterword 433Both modes of organizi
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TECHNOLOGY AND PRESENTISMAfterword
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Afterword 441edge among humanity as
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Index 451Cisco Networking Academy 3
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Index 453Falun Gong 111, 113family
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Index 455Independent Media Center 3
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Index 457English 90, 272-3India 402
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Index 459Britain 278Catalonia 278,
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Index 461entrepreneurialism 61-3, 8
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