Title: Technocracy vs. democracy
First published: 1998
Description: This text focuses on the potential conflict between the emancipatory function of communicative politics and the control effects that derive from communications, and discusses its relationship to the politics of liberation, democracy and market economy.
Subjects: Communication, Democracy, Political aspects, Political aspects of Communication, Technology, Communication Studies, Impact of computing & IT on society, Political science & theory, Political structures: democracy, Mass Communication Media And Society, Social Science, Sociology, Sociology - General, Politics/International Relations, Media Studies, Telecommunication, Communication, political aspects
LC classification: P95.8 .M5 1998