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This volume addresses the phenomenon of the global information society in the context of market, technology, management practice, capabilities and skills, and the role of government. It critically evaluates models, frameworks, debates and observations relating to these five key themes within the global information society.

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Wiley Series in Information Systems The internet is at the core of the global information society. This book takes a comprehensive look at the new environment from an economic and sociopolitical perspective, examining the experience and situations of many different countries. It is interdisciplinary in approach, drawing on research from strategy, HRM, marketing, operations management and international business, and focuses on the 'softer' side of the internet's impact rather than technical issues. (Kirkus UK)

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Professor Wendy Currie is Director of the Centre for Strategic Information Systems (CSIS) in the Department of Information Systems and Computing at Brunel University. CSIS is currently undertaking research into IT strategy and outsourcing, IT evaluation, the Internet and e-commerce, and IT and corporate transformation.

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