ISBN:
9781906897390
,
9781906897413
Language:
Undetermined
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (280 p.)
Series Statement:
PERC
Keywords:
Media studies
;
sociology
;
political science
;
democracy
;
government
;
political philosophy
;
capital
;
geopolitics
;
sociology books
;
political science books
;
economic history
;
economics books
;
world politics
;
history
;
history books
;
political books
;
politics
;
political ideologies
;
economic development
;
international politics
;
economics
;
capitalism
;
culture
;
business
;
finance
;
philosophy
;
society
;
globalization
;
money
;
economy
;
work
;
social
;
data
;
essays
;
social science
;
statistics
;
technology
;
marketing
;
journalism
;
pop culture
;
socialism
Abstract:
The Death of Public Knowledge? insists upon the value of shared, publicly accessible information, and suggests that the erosion of its most visible forms, including public service broadcasting, education and the network of public libraries, will have worrying outcomes for democracy
Note:
English
