Society’s need for information science

Abstract

Almost the entire life of society (and of an individual too) is determined by needs and seeking methods to satisfy them. As has long been clear, civilization has witnessed perpetual development of individual needs that become ever more diversified and complicated. The character and structure of human demands are fundamentally connected with the nature of information space for the social world and with the progress of informatics. Prospects for the sustainable development of society are internally dependent on the development of reasonable needs for the social world and the establishment of the information society.

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