Netocracy: The New Power Elite and Life After Capitalism

Alexander Bard · Jan Söderqvist

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1. Technology: the motor of historical motion 2. Three Paradigms: feudalism - capitalism - informationalism 3. The Plurarchic Society: the end of the nation state and the crisis of democracy 4. In search of attention: information - propaganda - entertainment 5. The Netocrats and their worldview 6. Globalization: financial and cultural 7. The new biology and the ethics of the Netocracy 8. The death of man and the birth of the virtual subject 9. The network pyramids: the power hierachies of attentionalism 10. Sex and the new tribalism, virtual education and the inequality of the brains 11. Behind the firewalls: virtual revolutionaries and the civil wars of the Netocracy

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