Informational Society
In
sociology
,
informational society
refers to a
post-modern
type of society. Theoreticians like
Ulrich Beck
,
Anthony Giddens
and
Manuel Castells
argue that since the
1970s
a transformation from
industrial society
to informational society has happened on a global scale. As
steam power
was the technology standing behind industrial society, so
information technology
is seen as the catalyst for the changes in work organisation, societal structure and politics occurring in the late
20th century
.
See also
Information society
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