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Revolution or a History of the Future, 1991 New york, XXXX. 11 M. Castells, The Rise of Network Society, The Information age:
Economy, Society and Culture, vol. I, Blackwell, Cambridge, MA, 1996.12 M. Castells, The Power and Identity, The Information age:
Economy, Society and Culture, vol. II, Blackwell, Cambridge, MA, 1997.13 M. Castells, The End of the Millennium, The Information age:
The information age: economy, Society and Culture, vol. 1, Blackwell, Malden, 1996.16 European commission, Green Paper on the convergence of the telecommunications, media and information technology sectors,
The key to regaining competitive Edge in Competing in Information age strategic alignment in practice, coord. J. N. Luftman.
Industrialization in the information age. International Journal of Applied Engineering Education 1, no. 5: 321 8. Scapolo, F.,A l. Porter,
It could even herald a possible loss of momentumin the underpinning technologieswhich have driven the successes of the information age this is the publicly expounded viewof recent physics Nobel laureate André Geim 7. Hal Linstone,
National Security and Strategic Competition from the Nuclear to the Information age. Stanford, CA: Stanford university Press.
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