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TABLE OF CONTENTS
List of Tables xix
List of Diagrams xxi
List of Figures xxiii
List of Maps xxiv
Acknowledgments xxv
Abstract 1
CHAPTER ONE: THE INFORMATION SOCIETY:
APPROACHING A NEW FIELD OF
KNOWLEDGE 13
0. INTRODUCTION 13
1. ABOUT A NEW FIELD OF KNOWLEDGE AND NEW SCIENCES 15
1.1. On the Concept of Information 15
1-1.1. The Theory of the Gate Keeper 18
11.2. The Mass Media and the Preservation of Social Values 18
1.1.3. Communicators and Sources of Information 19
1.1.4. Opinion-Leading Newspapers 19
1.1.5. The Professional Pressure on Newsmen 19
1-1.6. The Audience 19
1.2. On the Concept of Communication 20
1-2.1. The Functions of Communication 21
1.2.2. Communication Models 22
1.2.3. Objectives of Communication 22
1.2.4. Different Kinds of Communication Models 23
1.2.5. Classification of Communication Models 24
1.2.5.1. Self-Communication Models 24
1.2.5.1.1. L.Barker s and G.Wiseman s Model 24
1.2.5.1.2. Samuel Bois s Model 24
1.2.5.1.3. K. Boulding s Model 24
1.2.5.1.4. Dean Barnlund s Model 25
1.2.5.1.5. The Model of Man as a Center for Information Coordination 25
1.2.5.2. Models of Communication between two Individuals 25
1.2.5.2.1. Ross s Model 25
1.2.5.2.2. Shannon and Weaver s Model 26
1.2.5.2.3. David Berlo s Model 26
1.2.5.2.4. Education or Communication Model in the Individual Framework 26
1.2.5.2.5. Barnlund s Model of Communication between two Individuals 26
1.2.5.2.6. Wesley and Mclean s Models 26
1.2.5.3. Models of Mass Communication 26
1.2.5.3.1. Schramm s Model 27
1.2.5.3.2. Charles Wright s Model: Functional Analysis and Mass .
Communication 27
1.2.5.3.3. Melvin De Fleur s Model: Mass Media as Social Systems 27
1.2.5.4. Explanatory Models 27
1.2.5.4.1. Heider s Theory of Balance 28
1.2.5.4.2. Newcomb s Theory of the Communication Process 28
1.2.5.4.3. The Principle of Convergence by Charles E. Osgood and Perry
H. Tannenbaum 28
1.2.5.4.4. Contradiction and Discordance in Knowledge 28
1.2.5.4.5. Persuasion and Cronkite s Model 28
1.2.5.4.6. C. Hovlland s and M. Sherifs Theory of Social Judgment 29
1.2.5.4.7. The Theory of Receiver Fortification against Adverse Propaganda 29
1.3. Research Attitudes related to Modern Communication
Technologies 29
1.3.1. The Psychological/Perceptive Procedure 30
1.3.2. The Social/Contextual Procedure 30
1.3.3. The Explorative Procedure 31
2. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCES IN THE
ARAB REGION AND IN TUNISIA 31
2.1. The Arab Region 31
2.1.1. Interpretation and Translation 33
2.1.2. Rhetoric 34
2.2. In Tunisia 36
3. OVERCOMING THE TRADITIONAL ROLE OF THE MASS MEDIA
AND THE EMERGENCE OF MODERN COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGIES 41
CHAPTER TWO: THE INFORMATION SOCIETY:
THE EMERGENCE 49
0. INTRODUCTION 49
1. THE COMMUNICATIONS REVOLUTION 49
2. THE APPEARANCE OF THE COMPUTER AND THE INTERNET 51
2.1. The Computer 51
2.2. Stages of Computer Evolution 52
2.3. The Internet Network 53
2.3.1. Stages of the Internet Emergence 53
2.3.2. Definition of the term Internet 55
3. THE EMERGENCE OF THE TERM INFORMATION SOCIETY 58
CHAPTER THREE: INFORMATION SOCIETY:
THE CONCEPT 69
0. INTRODUCTION 69
1. DATA: THE BASE OF THE KNOWLEDGE PYRAMID 69
1.1. Definition 69
1.2. Characteristics of Data 69
1.2.1. Exactness 69
1.2.2. Realism 69
1.2.3. Thoroughness 69
1.2.4. Coherenc 70
1.2.5. Up-to-Dateness 70
1.3. Types of Data 70
1.3.1. Primary Data 70
1.3.2. Secondary Data 71
1.3.3. Quantitative Data 71
1.3.4. Qualitative Data 71
2. INFORMATION: THE CORE OF THE KNOWLEDGE PYRAMID 71
2.1. Definition 71
2.2. Information Types 72
2.2.1. Official Information 72
2.2.2. Unofficial Information 72
2.2.3. Periodical Information 72
2.2.4. Non-periodical Information 73
2.3. Information Sources 73
2.3.1. The Mass Media Information Sources 73
2.3.2. Technological Sources 74
2.3.2.1. The Internet 74
2.3.2.2. Satellites 74
2.4. Processing and Controlling Information 74
2.5. The Information Society 75
3. KNOWLEDGE: THE PEAK OF THE KNOWLEDGE PYRAMID 79
3.1. Definition 79
3.2. Knowledge Society 79
CHAPTER FOUR: THE INFORMATION SOCIETY:
CHARACTERISTICS 85
0. INTRODUCTION 85
1. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 87
1.1. Artificial Intelligence 87
1.1.1. Definition 87
1.1.2. The Emergence 88
1.1.3. Historical Stages 89
1.1.4. Between Classical Informatics and A/I 89
1.1.5. Areas of A/I 91
1.2. The Digital Revolution 92
1.3. Information Technology 94
1.4. Miniaturisation 95
1.5. Nanotechnologies 95
1.6. Virtuality 96
1.7. Automation or Machinery 97
2. ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 97
2.1. Knowledge Economy 97
2.1.1. The Concept of Knowledge Economy 97
2.1.2. The Emergence 100
2.1.3. Characteristics of Knowledge Economy 104
2.1.3.1. Globalisation 104
2.1.3.2. Mass Customization 104
2.1.3.3. Staff/Skill Shortage 105
2.1.3.4. Emphasis on Customers Services 105
2.1.3.5. Self-Service Service 106
2.1.3.6. Corporation of One 106
2.1.4. The Foundations of Knowledge Economy 106
2.2. Immaterial Economy 108
2.2.1. Information Exchange 108
2.2.2. The Electronic Exchange of Goods and Services 109
2.2.3. Online Electronic Payment 110
2.4.2. Distance Work 110
2.3. Electronic Economy 111
2.3.1. The Concept ofE-economy and its Mechanisms 111
2.3.2. Cyber fobs 112
3. SOCIAL, CULTURAL, AND POLITICAL CHARACTERISTICS 112
3.1. From Memory Society to Information Society 112
3.2. Democratization of Access to Sciences and Knowledge 113
3.3. The Culture of Invention, Knowledge Seeking, and
Continuous Innovation 116
3.3.1. Invention and Creativity in the Information Society 116
3.3.2. Consolidation of the Innovation Culture and Knowledge
Seeking 117
CHAPTER FIVE: THE INFORMATION SOCIETY:
THE CHALLENGE 121
0. INTRODUCTION 121
1. THE DIGITAL DIVIDE 123
1.1. Indicators of the Digital Divide 126
1.2. The Parties Concerned with the Digital Divide 128
1.3.The Digital Divide and Arab Countries 129
2. BUILDING THE IMMATERIAL ECONOMY 131
2.1. Information Exchange 134
2.2. The Electronic Exchange of Goods and Services 135
2.3. Online Electronic Payments 136
2.4. Distance Work 136
3. THE NEW SOCIETAL MODEL 140
3.1. Evolution of the Role of Information within the Societal
System 140
3.1.1. The Role oflT s in Shaping the Society 143
3.1.2. The Role of IT s in Changing the Foundations of
Economic Development 144
3.1.3. Political Systems in the Information Era 144
3.1.4. The Role of IT in Culture Industry 145
3.2. Digital Culture: Another Aspect of the Challenges 146
3.2.1. Assimilating and Coping with the Information
Revolution 147
3.2.2. Cultural Identity 154
3.2.3. Linguistic Diversity 155
3.2.4. The Right to Communication 156
CHAPTER SIX: INFORMATION SOCIETY:
MECHANISMS FOR TAKING UP THE
CHALLENGE 161
0. INTRODUCTION 161
1. THE WSIS: THE FIRST PHASE, GENEVA 2003 163
1.1. Preparations for the First Phase of the WSIS 163
1.2. The WSIS: Organization and Goals 165
1.3. The Outcome of the First Phase of the WSIS:
Geneva, 2003 167
1.3.1. The Declaration of Principles 167
1.3.2. The Plan of Action 169
2. THE WSIS: THE SECOND PHASE, TUNIS 2005 172
2.1. The Preparations for the Second Phase of the WSIS 173
2.2. The Second Phase of the WSIS: Organization and
Objectives 173
2.3. The Outcomes of the Second Phase of the WSIS: The
Summit of Solutions 176
3. DIGITAL SOLIDARITY 180
3.1. Towards an Information Society for All 181
3.2. The World Digital Solidarity Fund 184
3.2.1. Goals 187
3.2.2. The DSF Foundation 188
CHAPTER SEVEN: THE CHALLENGE: JOINING THE
RANK OF DEVELOPED
COUNTRIES 193
0. INTRODUCTION 193
1. DEVELOPED COUNTRIES: FROM THE INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION TO THE INFORMATION REVOLUTION 193
1.1. A New Concept of Development in the Shadow of the
Information Society 195
1.2. Developed Countries and the Information Society:
Indicators and Types 197
1.2.1. Indicators of Accession to the Information Society 197
1.2.1.1. The Partnership List of ICT Indicators 199
1.2.1.2. The Information and Communication Network
Readiness Indicator according to the World
Economic Forum 200
1.2.2. Information Society Indicators in some Developed
Countries: The USA, the EU, and South Korea as
Models 204
1.2.2.1. The USA 204
1.2.2.2. The EU 208
1.2.2.3. South Korea 211
1.2.2.3.1. South Korea among the Seven Spotlight Markets 211
1.2.2.3.2. The Continuous Export Growth 212
1.2.2.3.3. South Korea: Development despite Obstacles 214
1.3. The Information Society: The New Ideology 214
2. A MULTIFACETED DEVELOPMENTAL DIVIDE BETWEEN
DEVELOPED AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 220
2.1. Data and Indicators about the Developmental Gap
Aspects following the Information Revolution 220
2.1.1. The Indicators of Accessibility to ICT s 221
2.1.2. Research and Development Indicators 227
2.1.2.1. The Distribution of Scholars 227
2.1.2.2. The Volume of Scientific Research Production 228
2.1.3. The Volume of Investments allocated to Research and
Development 228
2.2. Roots of the Developmental Gap 229
2.2.1. The Record Development of Information Technology 230
2.2.2. The Phenomena of Poverty and Illiteracy in the
Developing Countries 231
2.3. The Information Society: A Mechanism at the Service of
Global Development 233
3. THE TUNISIAN EXPERIENCE: A NEW DEVELOPMENTAL
STRATEGY IN THE SHADOW OF THE INFORMATION
SOCIETY 240
3.1. The Peculiarity of the Tunisian Experience under the
Shadow of the Information Society 241
3.1.1. Setting an Integral Strategy for the Foundation of a
Promising Communication Infrastructure 241
3.1.1.1. The Organizational and Legislative Background 242
3.1.1.2. The Reinforcement of the Internet, the Extension of the
Cellular Phone Network, and the Generalization of the
Coverage 245
3.1.2. Knowledge Economy: A Promising Sector Capable to
Win the Challenges of the Future 254
3.1.2.1. The Back up of Scientific Research and the
Assessment of the Technological Poles 255
3.1.2.2. A Continuous Back up for the Education, Teaching,
and Training Sector 259
3.1.2.3. The Raise in the Private Sector Investments 262
3.1.3. Dissemination of the Digital Culture 264
3.2. The Strategic Goals of the Tunisian Experience 265
3.2.1. Human Resources Development 266
3.2.2. The Development of the Basic Infrastructure and the
Technological and Information Infrastructure 267
3.2.3. The Back of the Exports of High-Quality Knowledge
Industries 268
3.2.4. The Development of the Research and Innovation
System 269
CHAPTER EIGHT: INFORMATION SOCIETY:
PRINCIPLES OF THE BET 273
0. INTRODUCTION 273
1. THE CIVIL SOCIETY 274
1.1. Components of the Civil Society 275
1.2. Civil Society: The Ground for an Information Society
Project 277
1.2.1. The Contribution to Founding a World Information
Society 277
1.2.2. The Contribution to the Spread of Digital Culture 278
1.2.3. The Contribution of the Civil Society in the
Preparatory Phases of WSIS 278
1.2.3.1. The Participation of the Civil Society in the First
Phase of the WSIS 279
1.2.3.2. The Contribution of the Civil Society in the Second
Phase of the WSIS 280
2. ETHICS OF THE INFORMATION SOCIETY 283
2.1. Morals of the Information Society 284
2.2. Multiplicity of Cultures and Languages and the Digital
Gap 285
3. THE INFORMATION SOCIETY S LEGAL FRAMEWOR 286
3.1. Law and IT 288
3.1.1. The Impact of High Technology on Contractual
Relationships and Evidence 289
3.1.2. The Impact of High Technology on the Objective
and Procedural Penal Regulations 289
3.1.3. The Impact of High Technology on Intellectual
Property Rights 290
3.1.4. The Impact of High Technology on Human Rights 290
3.1.5. The Impact of High Technology on Banking
Operations 290
3.1.6. The Impact of High Technology on Trade and
Investment Activities 291
3.2. The Legal Framework for Internet Organization 292
3.3. The Tunisian Experience in Legislating on Information
Technology Fields 393
CHAPTER NINE: INFORMATION SOCIETY:
ASSIMILATING THE LOGIC OF WAR
IN PEACETIME 299
0. INTRODUCTION 299
1. THE IT WAR 301
1.1. A New Historical Stage 304
1.2. The Battlefield: A New Field 305
1.3. The Psychological Warfare 308
1.4. The Electronic Warfare 309
1.5. From the Electronic Jihad to the Information Terrorism 310
1.5.1. Terrorism against Individuals 310
1.5.2. Terrorism against Institutions 311
1.5.3. Terrorism against States 312
2. INFORMATION SAFETY 313
2.1. Protection of Information Networks 315
2.2. Information Security: The Tunisian Model 317
3. INFORMATION SECURITY 318
3.1. Elements of information Security 319
3.2. Data Processing 321
3.3. Means of Information Security 322
3.4. Information Security Strategy 322
3.5. Internet Security Strategy 322
CONCLUSION 327
APPENDICES 333
-Referential Documents of the Information Society 333
-The Information Society: Five Referential Texts 335
-The Two basic Documents for the Geneva WSIS 2003 337
1. The Geneva Declaration of Principles 339
2. The Geneva Plan of Action 357
-The Two basic Documents for the Tunis WSIS 2005 383
1- The Tunis Commitment 385
2- The Tunis Agenda for the Information Society 393
- Charter of the Digital Fund Solidarit 425
- Charter of Digital Solidarity 429
- Glossary of the Information Society Terms 433
- Bibliography and Internet Sites 479
- Webography 499
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| topic_facet | Information society Information technology Internet Informationsgesellschaft Entwicklung |
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| work_keys_str_mv | AT methnaniridha theinformationsocietyanddevelopmentwhatkindofrelationship |