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Includes bibliographical references (p. [224]-251) and index.
1: Transformation of baselines --
Neo-Marxism and the renewal of urban sociology --
Technology and social change --
Informationalism --
Epistemology --
The politics of research --
2: Production --
Postindustrialism --
The economic crisis of the 1970s --
Internationalization of the economy --
Global financial markets --
The network enterprise --
Individualization of labor --
Informational capitalism: critical issues --
3: Experience --
Social movements as subjects of history --
Social movements beyond the local --
Social movements and the creation of identity --
Two case studies --
Social movements and the culture of real virtuality --
4: The network state and informational politics --
The theory of the state --
The crisis of the nation-state --
Informational politics --
The reaffirmation of the state --
The rise of the network state? --
Power and networks --
5: Flows and places --
Castells's theory of space --
The space of flows --
The time of flows --
Cities in the space of flows --
6: The logic of networks --
What is a network? --
Informational networks --
The network logic --
Preeminence of morphology over action.
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