Geographical Inequalities: The Spatial Bias of the New Communications Technologies

Andrew Gillespie · Kevin Robins

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Contrary to popular predictions of their decentralizing impact, digital communications contribute to new and more complex forms of corporate integration, reinforcing center periphery problems on a global scale.

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