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9780198295563

Mobilizing the Information Society Strategies for Growth and Opportunity

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    9780198295563

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    0198295561

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-12-28
  • Publisher: Oxford University Press

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Summary

This book provides a critical assessment of progress towards the Information Society. Drawing upon unique empirical data, this book lays the foundation for more useful theories of the process of change, and more effective strategies and policies for increasing the benefits from the Information Society. The authors provide insights into the social, economic, and political forces that are structuring the pathway to the Information Society-and its consequences for business and individuals in their everyday lives.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
xii
List of Tables
xiii
Acronyms xiv
Prologue 1(7)
Competing Interests and Strategies in the Information Society
8(29)
Introduction
8(14)
Dynamic Players and Emergent Communities
22(13)
Conclusion
35(2)
Social Communities: Access and Users' Capabilities
37(61)
Introduction
37(3)
Social Processes of Exclusion
40(12)
Status Differentiation, Social Exclusion, and Virtual Engagement
52(10)
Joining the Information Society
62(22)
Virtual Community Formation
84(11)
Conclusion
95(3)
Transforming the Infrasturcture Supporting the Information Society
98(52)
Introduction
98(5)
What is Technology Diffusion?
103(10)
Market Drivers for the Diffusion of Advanced Information and Communication Technologies
113(14)
TCP/IP: The Dominant Networking Technology for the Twenty-First Century?
127(19)
Conclusion
146(4)
Chaos in Service Innovations and Applications
150(47)
Introduction
150(3)
Platforms for Augmented Mobile Services and for Home Access
153(8)
Network Implications of Augmented Communication and Multimedia
161(10)
Finding the Information Society at the Newsagent: The Role of Optical Discs
171(13)
Electronic Services for the Information Society: A First Look
184(10)
Conclusion
194(3)
Controlling Electronic Commerce Transactions
197(43)
R. Hawkins
R. Mansell
W. E. Steinmueller
Introduction
197(4)
Electronic Commerce Origins and Dynamics
201(11)
Exploring the Myths and Realities of Electronic Commerce
212(15)
Changing Transaction Structures and Firm Strategies
227(6)
E-Commerce in Europe: The Policy Challenge
233(3)
Conclusion
236(4)
Liberalization and the Process and Implications of Standardization
240(49)
R. Hawkins
R. Mansell
W. E. Steinmueller
Introduction
240(4)
The Two Faces of Market Liberalization
244(8)
Promoting Open Access for Competitiveness and Social Inclusion
252(4)
Emerging Technology Clusters for New Electronic Services
256(29)
Conclusion
285(4)
Annexe: Consortia and SDOs Relevant to Advanced Digitial Applications
287(2)
Electronic Intellectual Property and Creative Knowledge Production
289(49)
Introduction
289(5)
The Social and Economic Interests in Copyright
294(7)
Social Constituencies in the Information Society
301(6)
Shared and Conflicting Interests between the Constituencies
307(3)
The Global Framework for Digital Information Protection
310(7)
Technological Solutions for Securing Copyrighted Information
317(9)
Institutional Change: The Role of Collecting Societies and Related Institutions
326(9)
Conclusion
335(3)
Building Trust for Virtual Communities
338(58)
Introduction
338(6)
Theories of Information and Privacy
344(10)
Electronic Payment Systems and Strategic Positioning
354(11)
The Place of Cryptography in Building E-Commerce Markets
365(11)
Breaching Privacy
376(7)
Working Towards Governance Solutions
383(10)
Conclusion
393(3)
Locating the Consequences of Information Society Developments
396(56)
Introduction
396(3)
Employment and Skills
399(20)
Innovation and Learning at the Local and Regional Levels
419(20)
The Internet and Taxation Issues
439(9)
Conclusion
448(4)
Recapitulating the Themes and Facing the Future
452(12)
References 464(37)
Subject Index 501(12)
Name Index 513

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