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Global Information Society
GLOBAL INFORMATION SOCIETY PROJECT
Director: K. A. Taipale (bio)
Project Web Site: www.global-info-society.org
Project Overview:
The Global Information Society Project (GISP) is a collaborative research project of the World Policy Institute (WPI) and the Center for Advanced Studies in Science and Technology Policy (CAS) focused on information, communication, and technology policy and related issues, especially as such policy impacts on the development of global civil society, international relations, world trade, global economic development and capital investment, and national and global security.
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