Title: Cyber China
Description: "The various chapters in this volume shed light on public and private actors' strategies aiming at monopolizing benefits provided by the information society, be it for government regulation purposes or for private enrichment. It also explores the new power poles that are consequently emerging. Beyond the historicity of each process, the authors show how the development of the knowledge economy contributes, though often in a highly ambivalent way, to both unification and fragmentation on very different scales."--BOOK JACKET
Subjects: Politics and government, Congresses, Economic conditions, Internet, Information technology, China, politics and government
Places: China