New Global Technologies of Power: Cybernetic Capitalism and Social Inequality

Stephen Pfohl

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This chapter contains sections titled: Techno-cultures within Nature Cybernetic Technologies and Ultramodern Capital Global Inequality in the Information Age Power Secured, Access Denied Technological Disconnections, Haunted Modernity Network Feedback, Amplified Inequality Power-reflexive Attunement: Countering Technological Domination

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