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Part II <strong>The</strong> Knowledge Economy, Technology, Innovation, Productivity, Competitiveness: <strong>The</strong> New Productive Economy
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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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16 The Network Society globalizatio
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118 The Network Society Sub-Sahara
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120 The Network Society Figure 3.1A
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122 The Network Society References
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124 The Network Society Oliner, Ste
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128 The Network Society The claim m
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130 The Network Society To aim for
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132 The Network Society Thus, as hi
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134 The Network Society Figure 4.1
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136 The Network Society and a coupl
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138 The Network Society dynamic fas
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140 The Network Society 1. When ref
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142 The Network Society knowledge l
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144 The Network Society Economists
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146 The Network Society There is in
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Central Issues in the Political Dev
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tion, and consolidated access to fe
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Table 5.2 Presidential Management I
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Figure 5.4 U.S. Federal Government
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Government to Business E-Rulemaking
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E-Vital “Establishes common elect
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E-Records Management “Provides po
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192 The Network Society Internet Te
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196 The Network Society management
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204 The Network Society Boston Cons
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206 The Network Society Fahey, D. (
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212 The Network Society Rice, R. E.
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214 The Network Society Wantland, D
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216 The Network Society tronic netw
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218 The Network Society sharing exp
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220 The Network Society For all of
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222 The Network Society Table 7.1 R
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Reshaping the State and its Relatio
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Canada has probably gone furthest i
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Part IV: Media, Communication, Wire
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Television and Internet in the Cons
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Currently, I can affirm that the us
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Geeks, Bureaucrats and Cowboys: Dep
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access within the community (for ex
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290 The Network Society narrow band
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294 The Network Society What is Fre
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296 The Network Society The largest
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298 The Network Society A Legal Pla
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300 The Network Society The debate
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Part V: The Network Society: Global
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E-topia: Information and Communicat
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E-topia 327 grounded discourse, and
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The interactive cost per unit of ti
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central business district, and a da
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Implications for Portugal E-topia 3
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Objective Chapter 15 Challenges of
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1. Increasing international tax com
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the leading edge of global competit
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Challenges of the Global Informatio
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The values of the reform of the Eur
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6. Creativity Freedom creates space
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Key Concepts of Social Development
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Europe is innovative in terms of pr
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the areas in which they want to spe
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decide where and how (in the office
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Figure 15.6 The proportion of the f
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People in the San Francisco Bay Are
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ises, the developing countries woul
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378 The Network Society incentives
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380 The Network Society is vulnerab
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382 The Network Society infrastruct
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392 The Network Society REUNA to be
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394 The Network Society Technologie
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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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