| Titre : | Digital divides in Europe | | Type de document : | texte imprimé | | Auteurs : | Panayiota Tsatsou, Auteur | | Editeur : | Bruxelles [Belgique] : Peter Lang | | Année de publication : | 2011 | | Collection : | Interdisciplinary communication studies num. 6 | | Importance : | xii, 285 p. | | Format : | 22,5 cm | | ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-3-0343-0189-3 | | Prix : | 45,80-€ | | Langues : | Anglais | | Tags : | Europe internet numérique information législation régulation aspect socio-culturel politique démocratie | | Résumé : | Présentation de l'auteur (Quatrième de couverture) :
"This book examines the hotly debated subject of digital divides and specifically addresses the Western-Southern divide in Europe. It offers insights into selected countries of Southern and Western Europe - Greece, Portugal and the UK - and assesses the role of socio-cultural and decision-making parameters in the Western-Southern divide. It explores ordinary people's insights into the digital divide and links them to the role policymakers and regulators play in the development of the information society. Thus, it offers an innovative approach that crosses disciplines and brings new media studies closer to cultural studies and the study of politics. The study identifies the role of decision-making and socio-cultural parameters in the Western-Southern divide in Europe and concludes that this divide should be seen as a ladder of divides influenced by a complex set of socio-cultural and policy/regulatory factors. The book reaches significant case-specific conclusions for the Western-Southern divide and argues that it is its profoundly socio-cultural and political/regulatory nature, while highlighting the implications for the European information society as a whole." | | Note de contenu : | Sommaire :
CHAPTER 1 : Introduction
CHAPTER 2 : Theory and Conceptual Foundations
CHAPTER 3 : The Western-Southern divide in Europe
CHAPTER 4 : Greece
CHAPTER 5 : Portugal
CHAPTER 6 : The UK
CHAPTER 7 : Empirical Analysis
CHAPTER 8 : Concluding remarks
Bibliography
Index
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Digital divides in Europe [texte imprimé] / Panayiota Tsatsou, Auteur . - Bruxelles (1 Avenue Maurice, 1050, Belgique) : Peter Lang, 2011 . - xii, 285 p. ; 22,5 cm. - ( Interdisciplinary communication studies; 6) . ISBN : 978-3-0343-0189-3 : 45,80-€ Langues : Anglais | Tags : | Europe internet numérique information législation régulation aspect socio-culturel politique démocratie | | Résumé : | Présentation de l'auteur (Quatrième de couverture) :
"This book examines the hotly debated subject of digital divides and specifically addresses the Western-Southern divide in Europe. It offers insights into selected countries of Southern and Western Europe - Greece, Portugal and the UK - and assesses the role of socio-cultural and decision-making parameters in the Western-Southern divide. It explores ordinary people's insights into the digital divide and links them to the role policymakers and regulators play in the development of the information society. Thus, it offers an innovative approach that crosses disciplines and brings new media studies closer to cultural studies and the study of politics. The study identifies the role of decision-making and socio-cultural parameters in the Western-Southern divide in Europe and concludes that this divide should be seen as a ladder of divides influenced by a complex set of socio-cultural and policy/regulatory factors. The book reaches significant case-specific conclusions for the Western-Southern divide and argues that it is its profoundly socio-cultural and political/regulatory nature, while highlighting the implications for the European information society as a whole." | | Note de contenu : | Sommaire :
CHAPTER 1 : Introduction
CHAPTER 2 : Theory and Conceptual Foundations
CHAPTER 3 : The Western-Southern divide in Europe
CHAPTER 4 : Greece
CHAPTER 5 : Portugal
CHAPTER 6 : The UK
CHAPTER 7 : Empirical Analysis
CHAPTER 8 : Concluding remarks
Bibliography
Index
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