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The Information Society, Volume 4
Volume 4, Numbers 1-2, 1986
- Rob Kling:

The struggles for democracy in an information society. 1-7 - Theodor D. Sterling:

Democracy in an information society. 9-47
- Fred W. Weingarten:

Comments on "democracy in an information society". 49-52 - Jon A. Turner:

Comments on "democracy in an information society": The difficulty of projecting impacts from trajectories of emerging technologies. 53-63 - Felix Montes:

Comments on "democracy in an information society": Prospects for the era of computing - a critical analysis. 65-85 - Kenneth C. Laudon:

Comments on "democracy in an information society": The dossier society. 87-89 - Theodore J. Lowi, David Lytel:

Comments on "democracy in an information society": Making it a real revolution. 91-99 - David L. Holzman:

Comments on "democracy in an information society": Computers and common sense. 101-107 - Andrew Clement:

Comments on "democracy in an information society". 109-113 - Craig Calhoun:

Comments on "democracy in an information society". 115-122 - Herbert I. Schiller:

Comments on "democracy in an information society". 123-126 - Theodor D. Sterling:

Democracy in an information society: A rejoinder. 127-143
Volume 4, Number 3, 1986
- Jean-Luc Renaud:

A conceptual framework for the examination of transborder data flows. 145-185
- Ralph Edfelt:

Telematics, public policy, and economic development with special reference to Brazilian protectionism. 187-203 - Mark Hepworth:

The geography of economic opportunity in the information society. 205-220 - Joseph Becker:

Information technology: Prospects and implications. 221-230
Volume 4, Number 4, 1986
- Raul L. Katz:

Measurement and cross-national comparisons of the information work force. 231-277 - Anne Wells Branscomb:

Law and culture in the information society. 279-311 - Neil Dias Karunaratne:

Analytics of information and empirics of the information economy. 313-331

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