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" The information infrastructure as a discursive space: A case study of the library community in Central and Eastern Europe "
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566165
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Caidi, Nadia
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The information infrastructure as a discursive space: A case study of the library community in Central and Eastern Europe [Thesis]
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Caidi, Nadia, 2001
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eng
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Ph.D
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, Caidi, Nadia
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As the global economy becomes increasingly interconnected via a global information infrastructure, more knowledge is needed about political and cultural differences in the use of information technologies. Information infrastructures are a complex arrangement of people, technology, institutions, content, and conduits. In this study, I examine the assumptions, meanings, and definitions associated with information infrastructure in four Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia. In particular, I focus on how one social actor, the library community, frames the debates and positions itself with respect to the development of information infrastructures..
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Information infrastructure, Discursive space, Library community, Europe, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, SlovakiaLibrary science, Information Systems, Slavic literature
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Latin Dissertation
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