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Donatella Padua ()

A chapter in Trust, Social Relations and Engagement, 2012, pp 202-207 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract Even though in essence people have been the same since the very creation of humanity, the social context has changed profoundly because of the various historical revolutions that have altered the quality and quantity of social relationships. Technology has played a key role in this process, determining a progressive evolution of patterns of communication and opportunities for social interaction.

Date: 2012
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