Includes bibliographical references (p. [189]-203) and index.
Contents:
Politics of technological empowerment: science vs. democracy -- Information technology, nation-state building, and social movement -- Regulatory regime and political control -- The Internet, political liberalization, and political democratization -- The Internet, civic engagement, and public distrust -- Interaction strategies, collective action, and political consequences -- Information technology, state-society relations, and political changes.
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