This book advances the understanding of the relationship between social inequality and Internet use by bringing forth a new, contextual approach. It encourages a rethinking of the information society theory, information policies, and the role of social science in the process of informatization.
This book advances the understanding of the relationship between social inequality and Internet use by bringing forth a new, contextual approach. It encourages a rethinking of the information society theory, information policies, and the role of social science in the process of informatization.
Petr Lupač obtained a Doctoral Degree in Sociology from the Faculty of Arts at Charles University, Czech Republic where he now serves as Assistant Professor. He has participated in academic and research programmes in Kansas State University and New York University. His primary sociological interests include technology, globalization and media. Since 2015, he has also been working as an external consultant for the Czech Strategy for Digital Literacy. He is the Czech representative for the World Internet Project. Beyond the Digital Divide: Contextualizing the Information Society is updated and revised from a book originally published by the author in Czech.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction 2. Searching for the Core of the Information Society Theory: Developments, Versions, Arguments 3. Manuel Castells: Towards the Digital Divide of the Information Age 4. Digital Divide Research 5. Tenuous Assumptions in Digital Divide Resear
1. Introduction 2. Searching for the Core of the Information Society Theory: Developments, Versions, Arguments 3. Manuel Castells: Towards the Digital Divide of the Information Age 4. Digital Divide Research 5. Tenuous Assumptions in Digital Divide Resear
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