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The notion of the "individual" is a recent invention yet its implications are vast. If we can put the idea of the individual into perspective we should find it easier to understand what mutations are likely to affect us as we move into the so-called Information Society.
| The disconnected individual - an introduction Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
| The impact of schooling on ways we learn Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
| Our attitude to knowledge and the power of the expert Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
| The changing face of work Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
| The way decisions are taken in a yes/no society Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
| The institutionalisation of community solidarity Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
| Ever growing mobility and the role of the local community Alan McCluskey - 3 July 96 |
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