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Information Society: what, why and how definition, rationale, and approaches

Yixin Zhong

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What is Information Society Why is Information Society rational How should a nation and the international community act for the globalization of information The three basic questions are briefly, yet deeply, analyzed in the paper on the principles of natural sciences and social sciences.

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What is Information Society Why is Information Society rational How should a nation and the international community act for the globalization of information The three basic questions are briefly, yet deeply, analyzed in the paper on the principles of natural sciences and social sciences.

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What is Information Society Why is Information Society rational How should a nation and the international community act for the globalization of information The three basic questions are briefly, yet deeply, analyzed in the paper on the principles of natural sciences and social sciences.

Key concepts: Information society, Globalization, Sociology, Natural (archaeology), Political science, Information science, Social science, Epistemology

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