"My main statement in that it does not really matter if you believe that this world, or any of its features, is new or not. My analysis stands by itself. This is our world, the world of the Information age. And this is my analysis of this world, which must be understood, used, judged, by itself, by its capacity, or incapacity, to identify and explain the phenomena that we observe and experience, regardless of its newness."
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Academics from the United StatesSociologists from the United StatesPeople from SpainUniversity of California, Berkeley faculty
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p. 376 as cited in: Jari Peltola (2006)
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