Titlebook: Information Technology: Social and Spatial Perspectives; Proceedings of an In Isao Orishimo (Professor of Economics and Knowledg Conference

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Preamble

Research, Technological Development and Structural Changeientist, geographer or regional scientist — to a disregard of historical observations. If history is included, it is often in the form of short term trend extrapolations or an econometric model generating predictions based on some historically dubious sample of data used in estimation of the model p

perpetual

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The Telecommunication System in Societys the way we make forecasts. Another neglected issue is that when 50% to 70% of the families’ telephone installations have been covered we have, in fact, also carried out the expensive digging and technical installations of the remainder of the families. This means that this remaining group will get

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Assessment of New Information Services in Japanlecommunications. We are now in the advanced information society which is exerting a great influence on the humanity and society. The present chapter presents examples of new information services being developed in Japan. The chapter will contain a discussion of the issues and problems concerning th

NEX

Information Technology in an International Perspectiveecome dependent upon information. As satellites and ocean cables interconnect telecommunication and broadcasting networks of many countries, the socioeconomic activities in these countries are becoming closely knit, transcending physical distances.

calorie

Role of Information in Technology Transferities. The transformation emerges when information and knowledge are the most important variables rather than labour and capital. Production is often seen as the vehicle for moving the society from one stage to another, but it is really information and communication which make the transformation qui

Cultivate

Telecommunication and the Tyranny of Spacections of economic actors have led to a permanently changing land use and location pattern from the side of both households (H) and firms (F). Their location patterns have varied between dispersion (D) and concentration (C) in different periods of history. The resulting combinations of spatial patte

Fracture