Part I: The Network Society: From Knowledge to Policy
Chapter 1: The Network Society: From Knowledge to Policy
Chapter 2: Societies in Transition to the Network Society
Part II: The Knowledge Economy, Technology, Innovation, Productivity, Competitiveness: The New Productive Economy
Chapter 3: Information, Technology and the World Economy
Chapter 4: Innovation, Technology, and Productivity: Why Europe Lags Behind the United States and Why Various European Economies Differ in Innovation and Productivity
Part III: Organizational Reform and Technological Modernization in the Public Sector
Chapter 5: Central Issues in the Political Development of the Virtual State
Chapter 6: Uses of Internet and Mobile Technology in Health Systems: Organizational and Social Issues in a Comparative Context
Chapter 7: E-Learning and the Transformation of Education for a Knowledge Economy
Chapter 8: Reshaping the State and Its Relationship with Citizens: The Short, Medium, and Long-Term Potential of ICTs
Part IV: Media, Communications, Wireless and Politices in the Network Society
Chapter 9: The IP TV Revolution
Chapter 10: Television and Internet in the Construction of Indentity
Chapter 11: Geeks, Bureaucrats and Cowboys: Deploying Internet Infrastructure, the Wireless Way
Chapter 12: Free Software and Social and Economic Development
Part V: The Network Society: Global and Local
Chapter 13: Internet and Society in a Global Perspective: Lessons from the Five Years in the Field
Chapter 14: E-topia: Information and Communication Technologies and the Transformation of Urban Life
Part VI: Policies of Transition to the Network Society
Chapter 15: Challenges of the Global Information Society
Chapter 16: Policies of Transition to the Network Society in Europe
Chapter 17: ICT as a Part of the Chilean Strategy for Development: Present and Challenges
Chapter 18: The European Way to a Knowledge-Intensive Economy--The Lisbon Strategy
Afterword: The Network Society and the Knowledge Economy: Portugal in the Global Perspective
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