The Information Society, Volume 25

Volume 25, Number 1, 2009

• Siobhan Stevenson:
  Digital Divide: A Discursive Move Away from the Real Inequities. 1-22
  
• Carleen F. Maitland, Annemijn van Gorp:
  Beyond Harmonization: ICT Policymaking in Regional Economic Communities. 23-37
  
• Sean Hansen, Nicholas Berente, Kalle Lyytinen:
  Wikipedia, Critical Social Theory, and the Possibility of Rational Discourse. 38-59
  

• Jörgen Skågeby:
  Exploring Qualitative Sharing Practices of Social Metadata: Expanding the Attention Economy. 60-72
  

• Itir Akdogan:
  A Review of: "Governance and Information Technology". 73-74
  
• Lynne C. Chase:
  A Review of: "Understanding E-Government: Information Systems In Public Administration". 75-76
  

Volume 25, Number 2, 2009

• Andrew Feenberg:
  Critical Theory of Communication Technology: Introduction to the Special Section. 77-83
  

• Norm Friesen, Andrew Feenberg, Grace Smith:
  Phenomenology and Surveillance Studies: Returning to the Things Themselves. 84-90
  

• Maria Bakardjieva:
  Subactivism: Lifeworld and Politics in the Age of the Internet. 91-104
  
• Sara M. Grimes, Andrew Feenberg:
  Rationalizing Play: A Critical Theory of Digital Gaming. 105-118
  

• Piyush Mathur:
  Environmental Communication in the Information Society: The Blueprint from Europe. 119-138
  
• Jun Fujimoto, Dean Poland, Mitsutaka Matsumoto:
  Low-Carbon Society Scenario: ICT and Ecodesign. 139-151
  

Volume 25, Number 3, 2009

• Luciano Floridi:
  The Information Society and Its Philosophy: Introduction to the Special Issue on "The Philosophy of Information, Its Nature, and Future Developments". 153-158
  

• Charles Ess:
  Floridi's Philosophy of Information and Information Ethics: Current Perspectives, Future Directions. 159-168
  
• Adam Briggle, Carl Mitcham:
  From the Philosophy of Information to the Philosophy of Information Culture. 169-174
  
• Don Fallis, Dennis Whitcomb:
  Epistemic Values and Information Management. 175-189
  
• Leslie P. Willcocks, Edgar A. Whitley:
  Developing the Information and Knowledge Agenda in Information Systems: Insights From Philosophy. 190-197
  

• William H. Dutton, Rebecca Eynon:
  Networked Individuals and Institutions: A Cross-Sector Comparative Perspective on Patterns and Strategies in Government and Research. 198-207
  
• Philip N. Howard, Ken Anderson, Laura Busch, Dawn Nafus:
  Sizing Up Information Societies: Toward a Better Metric for the Cultures of ICT Adoption. 208-219
  
• Mark A. Scanlan:
  Use Tax History and Its Implications for Electronic Commerce. 220-225
  

Volume 25, Number 4, 2009

• Kenneth R. Fleischmann:
  Sociotechnical Interaction and Cyborg-Cyborg Interaction: Transforming the Scale and Convergence of HCI. 227-235
  
• Payam Hanafizadeh, Mohammad Reza Hanafizadeh, Mohsen Khodabakhshi:
  Extracting Core ICT Indicators Using Entropy Method. 236-247
  
• Maria Sourbati:
  Media Literacy and Universal Access in Europe. 248-254
  

• Larry Stillman, Henry Linger:
  Community Informatics and Information Systems: Can They Be Better Connected? 255-264
  
• Ramesh Srinivasan, Robin Boast, Jonathan Furner, Katherine M. Becvar:
  Digital Museums and Diverse Cultural Knowledges: Moving Past the Traditional Catalog. 265-278
  

• Greg Downey:
  Media Work, by Mark Deuze. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press, 2007, 278 pp. $69.95 cloth/$22.95 paper. ISBN 978-07456-3924-6 (cloth), 978-07456-3925-3 (paper). 279-280
  
• Abby Dress:
  Beyond Technology: Children's Learning in the Age of Digital Culture, by David Buckingham. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press (Wiley), 2007, 224 pp. $24.95 paper. ISBN 978-07456-3881-2. 281-283
  
• Courtenay Honeycutt:
  The Social Construction and Usage of Communication Technologies: Asian and European Experiences, edited by Raul Pertierra, 2007. Diliman, Quezon City: The University of the Philippines Press. xi + 228 pp. ISBN 9789715425373. 284-285
  
• Jennifer King:
  Safeguards in a World of Ambient Intelligence (The International Library of Ethics, Law and Technology), edited by David Wright, Serge Gutwirth, Michael Friedewald, Elena Vildjiounaite, and Yves Punie. London: Springer, 2008, 291 pp. Cloth $159.00. ISBN 978-1-4020-6661-0. 286-287
  

Volume 25, Number 5, 2009

• Hamid R. Ekbia, Nadine Schuurman:
  Introduction to the Special Issue on Geographies of Information Society. 289-290
  

• Pauline Hope Cheong, Jessie P. H. Poon, Shirlena Huang, Irene Casas:
  The Internet Highway and Religious Communities: Mapping and Contesting Spaces in Religion-Online. 291-302
  
• Vincent Homburg, Yola Georgiadou:
  A Tale of Two Trajectories: How Spatial Data Infrastructures Travel in Time and Space. 303-314
  
• Francis Harvey:
  Of Boundary Objects and Boundaries: Local Stabilization of the Polish Cadastral Infrastructure. 315-327
  
• Hamid R. Ekbia, Tom P. Evans:
  Regimes of Information: Land Use, Management, and Policy. 328-343
  

• Laura Forlano:
  WiFi Geographies: When Code Meets Place. 344-352
  
• Soochul Kim:
  Seoul Searching: How Do Mobile Communication Technologies Alter Urban Mobility? 353-359
  

• Nadine Schuurman:
  An Interview With Michael Goodchild: GIScience and Social Reordering in the New Millennium. 360-363
  
• Hamid R. Ekbia:
  An Interview With Eric Sheppard: Uneven Spatialities - The Material, Virtual, and Cognitive. 364-369
  

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