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Part VI: Policies of Transition to the Network Society
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The Network Society From Knowledge
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Castells, Manuel and Cardoso, Gusta
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iv The Network Society Part III: Or
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Figures Figure 2.1—Businesses usi
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Tables Table 2.1—Technological Ac
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Notes on Contributors Jorge Sampaio
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Notes on Contributors xiii and Inst
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Notes on Contributors xv Francois B
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Acknowledgements Although dealing w
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Editor’s Preface This volume expl
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Editor’s Preface xxi analysis of
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Editor’s Preface xxiii in a diffe
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Part I: The Network Society: From K
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4 The Network Society Often, the em
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6 The Network Society social change
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8 The Network Society Let us start
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10 The Network Society instead of s
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12 The Network Society However, the
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14 The Network Society text made by
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16 The Network Society globalizatio
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18 The Network Society • At the s
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20 The Network Society Dilemmas of
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Chapter 2 Societies in Transition t
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Societies in Transition to the Netw
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These models that can be given the
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Table 2.2b International comparison
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Table 2.3 Use of the Internet per c
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are differences in the use of a tec
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Table 2.9 International comparison
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Table 2.10 Position of the informat
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Table 2.18 Relationship between wat
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Information Technology and the Worl
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In Section 4 we allocate the growth
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ut steadily for the region as a who
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input rose after 1995 from 0.72 per
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Reports. We assume that IT capital
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Table 3.1 The World Economy: Shares
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Table 3.2: Levels of Output and Inp
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Table 3.3: Sources of Output Growth
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North Africa and Middle-East (11 Ec
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Innovation, Technology and Producti
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joint knowledge production—a role
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sonnel, realization of the Barcelon
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5. Activating Innovation Innovation
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Part III Organizational Reform and
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150 The Network Society interest to
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152 The Network Society Career civi
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154 The Network Society Figure 5.1
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156 The Network Society On the othe
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158 The Network Society The three g
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160 The Network Society networked g
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162 The Network Society citizens ha
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164 The Network Society there budge
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166 The Network Society online to c
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168 The Network Society Table 5.2 P
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170 The Network Society U.S. Federa
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174 The Network Society systems in
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176 The Network Society Appendix On
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178 The Network Society Consolidate
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180 The Network Society E-Clearance
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Uses of Internet and Mobile Technol
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Portuguese on line and making it re
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including those that deal with chro
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2002). This study demonstrates that
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Bibliography Uses of Internet and M
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226 The Network Society In terms of
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232 The Network Society • The mov
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234 The Network Society Post invent
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236 The Network Society Future issu
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238 The Network Society This is the
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Introduction Chapter 9 The IP TV Re
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The IP TV Revolution 243 in every m
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Figure 9.2 Nevius Media Center Serv
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money. To understand this we must l
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Table 9.1 Downward Internet Streami
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Distributors In a new world media o
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Talent The IP TV Revolution 253 It
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The IP TV Revolution 255 in any way
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258 The Network Society Both the se
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260 The Network Society The Catalan
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262 The Network Society every day a
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264 The Network Society play in the
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266 The Network Society medium is h
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268 The Network Society Smith, A. (
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270 The Network Society users. Whil
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272 The Network Society Interesting
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274 The Network Society standards,
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276 The Network Society Our focus i
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278 The Network Society However the
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280 The Network Society offer acces
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282 The Network Society rural towns
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Page 314 and 315: Free Software and Social and Econom
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Page 362 and 363: Objective Chapter 15 Challenges of
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Page 372 and 373: 6. Creativity Freedom creates space
Page 374 and 375: Key Concepts of Social Development
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384 The Network Society age of popu
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388 The Network Society But the dig
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392 The Network Society REUNA to be
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400 The Network Society 21. Electro
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Chapter 18 The European Way To A Kn
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Clarifying the strategic objectives
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Hence, for the first time, the EU i
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• the development of a common app
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under discussion, political debate
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• globalisation and new competiti
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The European Way To A Knowledge-Int
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SAKELLAROPOULOS, Theodoros; BERGHMA
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Afterword: The Network Society and
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Afterword 427 forms that must not b
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Afterword 429 After completing his
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Afterword 431 implementing integrat
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Afterword 433 Throughout this book,
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