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The information society in Europe : work and life in an age of globalization

Ken Ducatel, Juliet Webster, Werner Herrmann

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Chapter 1 Information Infrastructures or Societies? Part 2 Part I: Space, Economy, and the Global Information Society Chapter 3 Regional Development in the Information Society Chapter 4 The Use of Information and Communication Technologies in Large Firms: Impacts and Policy Issues Chapter 5 Small Firms in Europe's Developing Information Society Part 6 Part II: Work and the European Information Society Chapter 7 New Organizational Forms in the Information Society Chapter 8 Today's Second Sex and Tomorrow's First? Women and Work in the European Information Society Chapter 9 Toward the Learning Labor Market Part 10 Part III: Life in the Information Society Chapter 11 Health and the Information Society Chapter 12 Information and Communication Technologies in Distance and Lifelong Learning Chapter 13 Information and Communication Technologies and Everyday Life: Individual and Social Dimensions Chapter 14 Computer-Aided Democracy: The Effects of Information and Communication Technologies on Democracy Part 15 References

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Key concepts: Information society, Information and Communications Technology, Globalization, Democracy, Knowledge society, Work (physics), Information technology, Political science