Frank Webster is een emeritus hoogleraar sociologie, wiens academische carrière aanbod heeft gedaan aan vooraanstaande Britse universiteiten. Zijn werk richt zich op een dieper begrip van maatschappelijke structuren en processen. Hij streeft ernaar de verborgen dynamiek te ontdekken die onze wereld vormt. Zijn sociologische analyses bieden waardevolle inzichten voor lezers die geïnteresseerd zijn in de hedendaagse samenleving.
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The Information Society Reader compiles key contributions to the debate on the role of information in society, featuring insights from influential thinkers like Manuel Castells and Michel Foucault. It explores topics such as post-industrialism, surveillance, and digital divisions, making it essential for students and academics in contemporary studies.