Books by Evgeny Morozov
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English
review 1: Clever, cynical, and powerful. Morozov clashes wills against what he calls "cyber-utopians" in an effort to convince the reader that cyber policy must be shaped to ensure the Internet aggressively supports democracy rather than enabling authoritarianism. The author insists that ...
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English
review 1: Morozov critiques both the impulse to find a technological solution to everything (and the assumption there has to be one) and the belief the Internet is like nothing that came before (as he points out, everything from crowdsourcing to blogging about daily life has a precedent) a...
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English
review 1: An interesting read, entertainingly written turning what could have been dry text into something engaging. I think the author has good arguments backed up with thorough research, but I do tend to agree with his point of view so may not be actively looking for a tear in the fabric...