Emerging Digital Spaces in Contemporary Society

Edited by Phillip Kalantzis-Cope and Karim Gherab-Martín

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Date: 2010
ISBN: 978-0-230-29904-7
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Chapters in this book:

Properties of Technology

Phillip Kalantzis-Cope

Technology, Innovation, Power, and Social Consequence

Robin Mansell

The World Summit Awards Benchmarking Arabic Websites: A Case Study of Governance

Ilhem Allagui

Test Driving E-Participation: The Case of Gipuzkoa (Basque Country)

Alfonso Unceta

Visualizing Electricity and Magnetism: The Collaborative Development of a Multimedia Text

Jennifer A. George-Palilonis and John Belcher

Emergent Journalism and Mass Media Paradigms in the Digital Society

Carlos Elias

CitizenShift and Parole Citoyenne: The Democratization of Media

Reisa Levine

Presidential Rhetoric in 140 Characters or Less

Nathan Angelo

Web 2.0 Technologies and the Museum

Seth Thompson

Academic Publishing at the Crossroads

John B. Thompson

The Open Textbook: From Modules to Mash-Ups

John W. Warren

Community and Communion: Books as Communal Artifacts in the Digital Age

Yasmin Ibrahim

Is the ‘E-Incunabula’ the One Solution for Scientific Communication?

José Morillo-Velarde

Digital Citizenship

Timothy W. Luke

Facebook in Egypt: April 6 and the Perception of a New Political Sphere

Christopher Wilson

Grassroots Politics in Popular Online Spaces: Balancing Alliances

Julie Uldam

From Disability to Functional Diversity: ICT and Amartya Sen’s Approach

Mario Toboso

Surveillance, Power and Everyday Life

David Lyon

Full Spectrum Surveillance: NYPD, Panopticism and the Public Disciplinary Complex

Brian Jefferson

The Wired Body and Event Construction: Mobile Technologies and the Technological Gaze

Yasmin Ibrahim

Configuring the Face as a Technology of Citizenship: Biometrics, Surveillance and the Facialization of Institutional Identity

Joseph Ferenbok

Whose Property? Mapping Intellectual Property Rights, Contextualizing Digital Technology and Framing Social Justice

Phillip Kalantzis-Cope

Ethical Concerns about Digital Property: The Case of FLOSS Licenses

Roberto Feltrero

On/Off the Agenda: Intellectual Property Rights, the UN and the Global Politics of the Internet

Mikkel Flyverbom

Health Traditions in Kerala and Local Intellectual Property Rights

Rubeena Aliar

Socrates Back on the Street: Wikipedia’s Citing of the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

John Willinsky

The Challenges of Digitally Mapping Marginal Sub-Regions and Localities: A Case Study of South India

Aloka Parasher-Sen

How Open Source Software and Wireless Networks are Transforming Two Cultures: An Investigation in Urban North America and Rural Africa

David Yates and Anas Tawileh

The Secrets of Biblioland: A Case Study

Elena Moschini

Towards a Science 2.0 based on Technologies of Recommendation, Innovation, and Reuse

Karim Gherab-Martín

Democratizing the Science of Risk Management — An End-User-Driven Approach to Managing Risks to Drinking Water Systems in First Nations Communities

Khosrow Farahbakhsh and Benjamin Kelly

The Public Debate on Science and Technology: Transgenic Corn in Mexico

Julio E. Rubio

Evolving Publishing Practices in Mathematics: Wiles, Perelman, and arXiv

Manuel González Villa

Fabrication

Sean Cubitt

Closing the Gap between Art and Life: Digital Art as Discursive Framework

John Byrne

Digital Art: Blowing Zen in the City

Melissa D. Milton-Smith

Digital Aesthetics in Everyday Technologies: A Case Study of the NY Art Beat iPhone Application

Tamsyn Gilbert

Redrawing the Labor Line: Technology and Work in Digital Capitalism

Eran Fisher

Work and Skills in the Telecommunications Industry

Owen Darbishire

US Policy Approaches to Digital Labor

Madeline Carr

Employability and Sustainability in the Graduate Job Market: A Case Study of ICT Graduates in Malaysia

Suriyani Muhamad

The Empirical Case for Taking a Technosocial Approach to Computing

David Hakken and Maurizio Teli

The Punjab Peasant and Digital Culture

Anjali Gera Roy

Social Ecology of Museums in the Digital Domain

Amareswar Galla

Information Technology and the Construction of Moral Reasoning, Empathy, and Affect: Crossing Time, Space, and Attitudes in Virtual Reality

William James Stover

The Internet, Gender and Identity: Proletarianization as Selective Essentialism

Marcus Breen

Virtual Glass Houses: The Process and Politics of Bisexual Identity Discussions in Online Diary Communities

Emily D. Arthur

UsMob: Remapping Indigenous Futures in Cyberspace

Jan Lüdert

Gender Structure, Gender Identity, Gender Symbolism and Information Technologies

Verónica Sanz

Digital Capitalism and Development: The Unbearable Lightness of ICT4D

Jan Nederveen Pieterse

Information and Communication Technologies for Least Developed Countries: A Case Study of the Republic of Malawi

Robert M. Bichler

Dot.Com Marriages in India: Examining the Changing Patterns of the Arranged Marriage Market in India

Mili Kalia

Bridging the Digital Divide in Developing Countries: A Case Study of Bangladesh and Kuwait

Charles C. Chiemeke

Do E-Book Readers Understand Digital Documents?

Jean-Claude Guédon

In Praise of Paper: Cultural Prejudice and the Electronic Book Market in Spain

José Luis González-Quirós

Why E-Readers Will Not Gain Widespread Popularity

José Antonio Millán

Hyperactive: The Digi-Novel

John W. Warren

Mapping Emerging Digital Spaces in Contemporary Society

Karim Gherab-Martín

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