Computers have profoundly changed the way scientific research is done. Whereas the importance of computers as research tools is evident to everyone, the impact of the digital revolution on the representation of scientific knowledge is not yet widely recognized. An ever increasing part of today’s scientific knowledge is expressed, published, and archived exclusively in the form of software and e...

The relevance of the research is conditioned by fact that global challenges digital revolution aggravate dynamic problems faced humanities in one way or another. These “modify” socio-cultural contexts, amending significantly “power maps” and economic realities, as well traditions norms, thus influencing spiritual existence man humanity such at a regular stage epochal changes. process renewal ma...

A revolution in information and communication technology has introduced social media as alternative platforms through which political parties can interact with the public. Political parties’ success using these avenues depends on online strategies applied. Tanzania not been an exception use of have them for activities. However, little is known regarding way established themselves platforms. Usi...

This paper offers an overview and theorization of digital glocalization that transcends past interpretations concerning the effects ICT on techno-social relationships. It outlines a general theoretical framework uses as bridge between global local. Digital might lead to reconstruction “place” using means or, alternatively, newly found “third” spaces glocal hybridity. conforms empirical evidence...

This paper presents an institutional analysis of the success of the Internet by combining Elinor Ostrom’s concepts of “Institutional Analysis and Development” with Douglas North’s approach to “New Institutional Economics.” The purpose is to advance the debate over Internet governance by identifying approaches to the “quarterlife crisis” of the digital revolution that will allow the Internet to ...