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Golumbia, David The Cultural Logic of Computation 2009 Book AI and Computerisation, Automation Computers, Civil Rights, Globalisation, Political Science, Technology, Historical Context, Computationalism, Power, Information Technology, Computer Science
Citation Golumbia, David 2009 Book Computers Civil Rights Globalisation Political Science Technology Historical Context Computationalism Power Information Technology Computer Science AI and Computerisation Automation

The Cultural Logic of Computation

by Golumbia, David (2009)

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Computers, Civil Rights, Globalisation, Political Science, Technology, Historical Context, Computationalism, Power, Information Technology, Computer Science

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AI and Computerisation, Automation

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