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Book SynopsisThis book is an assessment of the chances for an improved globalization with a human face, one that proclaims the priority of human happiness over the exclusive accumulation of economic wealth.
Table of ContentsPart 1 Preface Part 2 Chapter One: After postmodernism—the Internet Culture of the contemporary world Part 3 Chapter Two: The Globalized Economy—from the bull market to system failure Part 4 Chapter Three: Values and Ethics in the Internet Culture Part 5 Chapter Four: The state organization in the globalized Internet Society—the external and the internal use of force Part 6 Chapter Five: Criminality and justice in the globalized Internet Society Part 7 Chapter Six: Science in the Society of the Internet Culture Part 8 Chapter Seven: The educational system on the Internet Society—the school and the family Part 9 Chapter Eight: The arts in the globalized Internet Culture: commercial aids and shock entertainment Part 10 Chapter Nine: Toward globalization with a human face Part 11 References
