Information Tectonics: Space, Place and Technology in an Electronic Age

Mark I. Wilson · Kenneth E. Corey

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Partial table of contents: CONCEPTUALIZING ELECTRONIC SPACE. Everywhere or Nowhere? The Place in Cyberspace. Telecom Tectonics and the Meaning of Electronic Space. GLOBAL ELECTRONIC COMMERCE. The Post-Global Corporation: Exploring the Limits of the Networked Firm. Japanese Information Services in the Late Twentieth Century. URBAN, REGIONAL AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT. Information Technology as a New Instrument in Regionalisation and Cooperation. The Strategic Role of Telematics and Local Economic Development: The Case of the UK. Overcoming Peripherality by Exploiting Information and Communication Technologies: The Case of Ireland. Technological Change, Service Employment, and the Future of Cities.

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