From nations to networks

Article Abstract:

The Information Age promises to effect sweeping and radical changes on most aspects of society. When it arrives, it is predicted that half of the world's population, maybe more, will be enjoying access to the Internet. The cyberspace is also seen to be able to supply almost every demand for goods or information. Seamless communication between and among nations is seen to result from the proliferation of electronic networks.

Editorial, Internet, Forecasts and trends, Information technology

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Newt notwithstanding, the welfare state is here to stay

Article Abstract:

The welfare state may fail to inspire enthusiasm in contemporary times, but the US shall remain committed to its achievements. The US government is seen to be continually supportive of the economy in light of economic depression and the increase in unemployment.

United States, Analysis, Social policy, Interview, Welfare state

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