The Internet and Social Inequalities (Sociology Re-Wired)
by James C. C. Witte, Susan E. Mannon
In 'The Internet and Social Inequalities,' James C. C. Witte and Susan E. Mannon analyze how digital access affects social divides. Part of the Sociology Re-Wired series, this book examines the role of the internet in shaping societal structures and inequalities, providing key insights for understanding modern sociology.
About This Book
The Internet and Social Inequalities delves into the ways digital technologies influence social structures and disparities. Authored by James C. C. Witte and Susan E. Mannon, this book is part of the Sociology Re-Wired series, offering a fresh perspective on contemporary sociological issues.
It addresses the intersection of technology and society, highlighting how access to the internet can exacerbate or mitigate inequalities across various demographics. The text provides a framework for understanding these dynamics within broader sociological contexts.
Through its re-wired approach, the book encourages readers to rethink traditional sociological concepts in light of evolving digital landscapes. It serves as an essential resource for students and scholars interested in the social implications of technological advancement.
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