An important part of understanding knowledge networking as a process is recognizing how it is not a single thing but varies from culture to culture. The documents posted here discuss relevant aspects of knowledge networking from the cross-cultural viewpoint of ethnography and anthropology. If you wish to add a document, please contact David Hakken.
David Hakken
The Relevance of “Western” Studies of Cyberspace Identity for Non-Western Social Formations
Knowledge, Cyberspace, and Anthropology
Ulf Hannerz
Journalists, Anthropologists, and the Cosmopolitan Imangination
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Those of us interested in automated information technology and knowledge networking think the following sources of information are of interest.
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