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viContentsPART IV SOCIABILITY AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE IN THE AGE OFTHE INTERNET9 Networked Sociability Online, Off-line 217Keith N. Hampton10 Social Structure, Cultural Identity, and Personal Autonomy in thePractice of the Internet: The Network Society in Catalonia 233Manuel Castells, Imma Tubella, Teresa Sancho,Maria Isabel Díaz de Isla, and Barry Wellman11 Racial Segregation and the Digital Divide in the DetroitMetropolitan Region 249Wayne E. Baker and Kenneth M. ColemanPART V THE INTERNET IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST12 The Promise and the Myths of e-Learning in Post-secondaryEducation 271Tony Bates13 e-Health Networks and Social Transformations: Expectations ofCentralization, Experiences of Decentralization 293James E. Katz, Ronald E. Rice, and Sophia K. Acord14 Narrowing the Digital Divide: The Potential and Limits of the USCommunity Technology Movement 319Lisa J. Servon and Randal D. PinkettPART VI NETWORKED SOCIAL MOVEMENTS ANDINFORMATIONAL POLITICS15 Networked Social Movements: Global Movements for GlobalJustice 341Jeffrey S. Juris16 From Media Politics to Networked Politics: The Internet and thePolitical Process 363Araba Sey and Manuel CastellsPART VII THE CULTURE OF THE NETWORK SOCIETY17 Television, the Internet, and the Construction of Identity 385Imma Tubella18 Globalization, Identity, and Television Networks: CommunityMediation and Global Responses in Multicultural India 402Anshu Chatterjee