Kelly Ngyah

Modern Technology and Conflicts (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Amongst the most intriguing elements of all modern technological wonders, the cyberspace makes it possible for instantaneous communication and connection between persons, ideas and structures where ever and whenever possible. However, it is very shocking that, though these links are helping to build a solidarity focus between the various concerned elements, there are, at the same time, acting as a medium wherein very strong separatists and discriminatory ideologies become materialized into wide spread violent encounters and conflicts. This work examines the nature and concept of the cyberspace and its potency in initiating or building on some social deviance aspects which have the potency of modifying the psychosocial behavioural patterns of individuals, institutions and rules considered as conflict catalyst

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lulu.com
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. April 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781312144705
• Artikelnr.: 41262689

Autorenporträt

What's Up? Global trends are fuelled with terrific innovations, marvellous achievements of technological advancements and dream world elements of ideal progress and positive development aspects, but still, there is much misery and suffering caused by these same development wonders. Amongst the most intriguing elements of all thewonders, the cyberspace makes it possible for instantaneous communication and connection between persons, ideas and structures where ever and whenever possible. However, it is very shocking that, though these links are helping to build a solidarity focus between the various concerned elements, there are, at the same time, acting as a medium wherein very strong separatists and discriminatory ideologies become materialized into wide spread violent encounters and conflicts. Thus, the examined nature and concept of the cyberspace proves it has a highpotency of initiating or building on some social deviance aspects with further potentials in modifying the psychosocial behavioural patterns of individuals, institutions and rules considered as, conflict instigator elements from an individual perspective and within the international order. As well, while the cyberspace would be considered as a conflict builder medium, it as well acts as a dynamic opportunity for healing the conflict wounds it opens, through peace and solidarity initiatives.