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Digital Capitalism: Networking the Global Market System
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Author: Dan Schiller
List Price: $45.00
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ISBN: 0262194171
Publisher: MIT Press (26 March, 1999)
Edition: Hardcover
Sales Rank: 97,838
Average Customer Rating: 4 out of 5
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Customer ReviewsRating: 4 out of 5
A Good Read!
Dan Schiller's book is an exhaustive history and analysis of network deregulation, the Internet, and the emerging global economic order. In this academic work, Schiller examines the social and political issues of the Internet, the new economic landscape. He is, above all, a critic of the political realities that shaped the Internet. He laments its lack of social and "welfarist" features and argues that a system created by market forces to serve market forces can only exacerbate existing inequities. His dry, academic tone still reveals a little emotion, making it clear that Schiller is no cheerleader for the neo-liberal orientation he perceives on the Internet. Is there an overt political slant to the book? You might say that. We [...] recommend it to students of economics, social sciences, and communications, and to anyone else with a good political filter who wants to better understand the Internet's impact on the global economy, albeit from a U.S. perspective.
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