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Keith N. Hampton at the Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania - Computer Networks as Social Networks
netville, wired suburb, sociology, Barry Wellman, Keith Hampton, Keith N Hampton, Keith Neil Hampton,
community networking, University of Toronto, i-neighbors, e-neighbors, ineighbors, eneighbors, neighbors, neighbours, communication, CITASA, ICT, ICTs,
survey 2000, survey 2001, National Geographic Society, mobility, connectivity, civic involvement, social network analysis,
Community in Cyberspace, virtual communities, virtual community, new communication technology, computer assisted interviewing,
CAI, CASI, CAPI, CSAI, wired community, wired neighborhood, wired neighbourhood, collective action, mobilization,
american behavioral scientist, ABS, american journal of sociology, AJS, electronic communities, virtual politics, glocalization, civic society,
communication, information, canada, canadian, Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Sunbelt, online work, telework,
online, on-line, offline, off-line, communication and community, technology and society, computer networks as social networks,
Cyber Town, university of calgary, field methods, ethnography, ethnographic, communities of the future, validity survey software,
Urban and Community Section, CSAA, urbcom-l, Community and Urban Sociology Section, American Sociology Association,
International Network for Social Network Analysis, INSNA, Environmental Design Research Association, EDRA, keith.hampton@utoronto.ca,
neighbourhood, neighborhood, neighbourhoods, neighborhoods, neighbour, neighbor, participant observation, personal networks,
whole networks, social capital, human capital, cultural capital, community lost, community saved, community liberated, global village,
internet research, urbanism, urbanizm, urbanization, urbanisation, timeuse, time-use, community question, computer mediated communication,
computer-mediated communication, CMC, information technology, centeredness, centredness, privatization, putnam, relationships, time, space,
utopia, dystopia, non-local, in-home, communication, family, individual, toronto, north america, western society,
advanced communication technology, high speed, high-speed, bandwidth, magenta, questionnaire, World Wide Web, WWW, disk-by-mail,
DBM, findings, observations, gans, levittowners, levittown, information highway, enviromental choice, contemporary sociology,
Net Surfers Don't Ride Alone, virtual reality, VR, human ecology, social ecology, sociologists, sociologist, knhampto@acs.ucalgary.ca,
mobile phone, cell phone, location aware, position aware, UBI, Annenberg School, University of Pennsylvania, MIT, DUSP,
Department of Urban Studies and Planning, expert witness, Project for Public Spaces, PPS, facebook, video games, social isolation, core networks, discuss important matters,
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