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William H. Dutton

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To be a network society: a cross-national perspective on the internet in Britain


After years of collective indecision, Britain shifted to become a full participant in an increasingly networked world. This paper compares Britain with other European nations and the wider world in its adoption and use of the internet. After years of collective indecision, Britain shifted to become a full participant in an increasingly networked world; supporting...
Discussion paper

Reconfiguring government-public engagements: enhancing the communicative power of citizens


This working paper considers the implications of emerging trends in online communication, such as social networking tools and blogs, for governmental engagement with the public.
Discussion paper

Deciphering the codes of internet governance: understanding the hard issues at stake


Is the Internet Governance Forum an ineffectual talking shop unable to influence significantly the hard issues and choices at stake?or an important landmark on the road to more representative multi-stakeholder regulation of the Internet? This paper explores underlying values and policy-making dynamics in international Internet government processes, particularly in relation to the needs of developing...

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