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Cyber Imperialism and the Marginalization of Canada's Indigenous Peoples
"This paper argues that a knowledge economy based largely on Canadian and Aboriginal cultural and multicultural traditions and practices is not possible because the global nature of the Internet is such that it precludes this as an option."
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Studies & Reports 33 of 49
"The knowledge-based society is characterized by the global reach of computer and communications systems, the internationalization of production, the priority assigned to knowledge work, and the importance of research and development."
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