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Globale Stadt, Informationstechnologie und Öffentlichkeit

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Welche Beziehung besteht zwischen globalen Städten, Informationstechnologie und Bürgerverantwortung (engl.‚citizenship‘)? Die drei Begriffe in einem Satz nebeneinanderzustellen, scheint auf den ersten Blick reichlich abwegig. In der Tat: Ein Blick in die Literatur zu jedem der drei Themen scheint die Möglichkeit eines fruchtbaren Dialogs nicht eben nahezulegen.

Grundlegend überarbeitete Fassung eines auf der Conference on Cityscapes, UNICAMP, Sao Paulo, vorgelegten Manuskripts.

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Featherstone, M. (1999). Globale Stadt, Informationstechnologie und Öffentlichkeit. In: Rademacher, C., Schroer, M., Wiechens, P. (eds) Spiel ohne Grenzen?. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87322-4_8

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