Drawing on their expertise in geography, political science, international relations, and communication studies, McDowell, Steinberg, and Tomasello investigate specific policy problems encountered as international organizations, corporations, and individual users try to "manage" a space that simultaneously contradicts and supports existing institutions and systems of governance, identity, and technology.
Drawing on their expertise in geography, political science, international relations, and communication studies, McDowell, Steinberg, and Tomasello investigate specific policy problems encountered as international organizations, corporations, and individual users try to "manage" a space that simultaneously contradicts and supports existing institutions and systems of governance, identity, and technology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stephen D. McDowell is John H. Phipps Professor of Communication and Chair of the Department of Communication at Florida State University. He is the author of Globalization, Liberalization, and Policy Change: A Political Economy of India's Communications Sector. Philip E. Steinberg is an Associate Professor of Geography at Florida State University. He is the author of The Social Construction of the Ocean and co-editor (with Rob Shields) of The Urban After Katrina: Place, Community, Connections, and Memory. Tami K. Tomasello is an Assistant Professor in the School of Communication, East Carolina University.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Managing the Infosphere Chapter 2: Managing Technological Change Chapter 3: Scales of Governance, Governance of Scales Chapter 4: Communication Technology, Mobility, and Cultural Consumption Chapter 5: Internet Names, Semiotics, and Alternative Spaces of Governance Chapter 6: Fixity, Mobility, and the Governance of Internet Names Chapter 7: The Infosphere: A World of Places, an Ocean of Information or a Special Administrative Region? References
Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Managing the Infosphere Chapter 2: Managing Technological Change Chapter 3: Scales of Governance, Governance of Scales Chapter 4: Communication Technology, Mobility, and Cultural Consumption Chapter 5: Internet Names, Semiotics, and Alternative Spaces of Governance Chapter 6: Fixity, Mobility, and the Governance of Internet Names Chapter 7: The Infosphere: A World of Places, an Ocean of Information or a Special Administrative Region? References
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