technetronic society

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A technetronic society is a concept describing a stage of social development in which advanced technology, especially electronics and information systems, profoundly shapes politics, economics, culture, and everyday life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf futurist concept
political science concept
social development stage
sociological concept
affectsDomain culture
economics
education
everyday life
international relations
labor and employment
politics
social communication
contrastedWith agrarian society
industrial society
emergedFrom advances in electronics and computing
expansion of global communication networks
emphasizesTechnologyType automation technologies
computers
cybernetic systems
electronics
information technology
telecommunications
hasConsequence acceleration of cultural change through electronic media
globalization of communication and culture
greater social dependence on complex technical systems
increased importance of media in political power
potential for new forms of social control via information systems
shifts in labor demand toward technical and information skills
transformation of political participation through media and technology
hasCoreFeature automation of economic processes
central role of advanced technology in social organization
computer-mediated communication
cybernetic forms of control and feedback
data-driven decision making
electronic mass media dominance
growing interdependence of global systems
increased role of technical expertise in governance
integration of communication technologies into daily life
pervasive influence of electronics
pervasive influence of information systems
rapid dissemination of information
influences forms of work organization
patterns of social interaction
structures of political power
relatedToConcept digital society
information society
knowledge society
network society
post-industrial society
requiresCondition high level of technological infrastructure
widespread access to information technologies

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