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Cyberglobalization : superhighway or superhypeway? / Bosah Ebo -- The three faces of cyberimperialism / Frank Louis Rusciano -- From imperialism to glocalization : a theoretical framework for the information age / Marwan M. Kraidy -- The Internet and the problem of legitimacy : a Tocquevillian perspective / Jonathan Mendilow -- Cybercolonialism : speeding along the superhighway or stalling on a beaten track? / Deborah Tong -- The empire strikes back again : the cultural politics of the Internet / David J. Gunkel -- Creating new relations : the Internet in Central and Eastern Europe / Margot Emery and Benjamin J. Bates -- A people's electronic democracy and an establishment system of government : the United Kingdom / Glen Segell -- Prospects of small countries in the age of the Internet / Vasja Vehovar -- Counterhegemonic media : can cyberspace resist corporate colonization? / Jeffrey Layne Blevins -- The information revolution, transnational relations, and sustainable development in the global South / Rodger A. Payne -- Global information infrastructure in the eastern and southeastern Asian countries : emerging regulatory implications and models / Chung-Chuan Yang -- Cultural identity and cyberimperialism : computer-mediated explorations of ethnicity, nation, and citizenship / Laura B. Lengel and Patrick D. Murphy -- Between grassroots and netizens : empowering nongovernmental organizations / Ellen S. Kole -- Implications of the information revolution for Africa : cyberimperialism, cyberhype, or cyberhope / Robert G. White -- Negotiating national identity and social movement in cyberspace : natives and invaders on the Panama-L listserv / Leda Cooks. |
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