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McKenzie, Wark A Hacker Manifesto 2004 Book Political Theory Digital Economy, Computer Hackers, Social Conflict, Intellectual Property, Information Technology, Copyright, Digital Piracy, Ownership, Hacktivism, Digital Technology, Internet
Citation McKenzie, Wark 2004 Book Digital Economy Computer Hackers Social Conflict Intellectual Property Information Technology Copyright Digital Piracy Ownership Hacktivism Digital Technology Internet Political Theory

A Hacker Manifesto

by McKenzie, Wark (2004)

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Digital Economy, Computer Hackers, Social Conflict, Intellectual Property, Information Technology, Copyright, Digital Piracy, Ownership, Hacktivism, Digital Technology, Internet

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Political Theory

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