Shaping the network society : the new role of civil society in cyberspace /
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Table of Contents:
- Shaping the network society: opportunities and challenges / Douglas Schuler and Peter Day
- U.S. global cyberspace / Oliver Boyd-Barrett
- Shaping technology for the "good life": the technological imperative versus the social imperative / Gary Chapman
- Human rights in the global billboard society / Cees J. Hamelink
- A census of public computing in Toledo, Ohio / Kate Williams and Abdul Alkalimat
- A Polder model in cyberspace: Amsterdam public digital culture / Geert Lovink and Patrice Riemens
- Community networks go virtual: tracing the evolution of ICT in Buenos Aires and Montevideo / Susana Finquelievich
- Civil networking in a hostile environment: experiences in the former Yugoslavia / Veran Matic
- Rethinking telecenters: microbanks and remittance flows- reflections from Mexico / Scott S. Robinson
- The role of community networks in shaping the network society: enabling people to develop their own projects / Fiorella de Cindio
- Information technology and the international public sphere / Craig Calhoun
- What do we need to know about the future we're creating? technobiographical reflections / Howard Rheingold
- Libraries: the information commons of civil society / Nancy Kranich
- The soil of cyberspace: historical archaeologies of the Blacksburg electronic village and the Seattle community network / David Silver
- Globalization and media democracy: the case of indymedia / Douglas Morris
- Prospects for a new public sphere / Peter Day and Douglas Schuler.