High technology and low-income communities prospects for the positive use of advanced information technology
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| Formato: | 991009658840306719 |
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Cambridge, Massachusetts :
MIT Press
[1999]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Conté: The informational city is a dual city: can it be reversed? / Manuel Castells
- Changing geographies: technology and income / Peter Hall
- Center cities as havens and traps for low-income communities: the potential impact of advanced information technology / Julian Wolpert
- The city of bits hypothesis / William J. Mitchell
- Information technology in historical perspective / Leo Marx
- Equitable access to the online world / William J. Mitchell
- Information technologies that change relationships between low-income communities and the public, and non-profit agencies that serve them / Joseph Ferreira, Jr.
- Planning support systems for low-income communities / Michael Shiffer
- Software entrepeneurship among the urban poor: could Bill Gates have succeded if he were black? Or improvished? / Alice H. Amsden, Jon Collins Clark
- Action knowledge and symbolic knowledge: the computer as mediator / Jeanne Bamberger
- The computer clubhouse: technological fluency in the inner city / Mitchel Resnick, Natalie Rusk, Stina Cooke
- Computer as community memory: how people in very poor neighborhoods made a computer their own / Bruno Tardieu
- Social empowerment through community networks / Alan Shaw, Michelle Shaw
- Commodity and community in personal computing / Sherry Turkle
- Approaches to community computing: bringing technology in low-income groups / Anne Beamish
