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Virtual Inequality Beyond The Digital Divide Mossberger Karentolbert

Name: Virtual Inequality Beyond The Digital Divide Mossberger Karentolbert
SKU: BELL-238172676
Price: 35.00 USD
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Virtual Inequality Beyond The Digital Divide Mossberger Karentolbert instant download after payment.

Publisher: Washington, D.C. : Georgetown University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.8 MB

Author: Mossberger, Karen;Tolbert, Caroline J;Stansbury, Mary, 1957-

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Virtual Inequality Beyond The Digital Divide Mossberger Karentolbert by Mossberger, Karen;tolbert, Caroline J;stansbury, Mary, 1957- instant download after payment.

xvi, 192 pages ; 22 cm, \"[Discusses] how the allocation of information and knowledge, political power and opportunity is defining the evolving information society of the 21st century. Beyond the term \"digital\" divide are issues about the quality of life, democracy, exclusion, and who gets what, when, and under what circumstances.\" Nolan A Bowie [back cover], Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-183) and index, \"[Discusses] how the allocation of information and knowledge, political power and opportunity is defining the evolving information society of the 21st century. Beyond the term \"digital\" divide are issues about the quality of life, democracy, exclusion, and who gets what, when, and under what circumstances.\" Nolan A Bowie [back cover]