What does Manuel Castells call recent developments in society and technology? (p

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What does Manuel Castells call recent developments in society and technology? (p. 170) 7. a) Environmental injustice b) Not In My Back Yard (NIMBY) c) Economic collapse d) Space of flows 8. John Rawls suggests that there are circumstances in which inequality is just or what he terms "fair." What is Rawls' argument for this? (p. 183) a) b) c) Inequality is fair when leadership has been democratically elected Inequality is fair, as long as it is for everyone's advantage (for example, the authority of parents over their children). Inequality is fair when certain people agree to take the brunt of the environmental bad on behalf of the good. d) All of the above. 9. What does the HDI (Human Development Index) measure? (p. 186) a) The gross national and gross domestic products b) Physiological growth rates of impoverished children c) The extent of human misery that results from poverty and environmental problems Quality of life indicators such as literacy, life expectancy, standard of living and purchasing power d) 10. What is Invironment? (p. 168) a) Surroundings indoors that humans daily engage with b) The body and health are a complete sphere separate from the environment c) The inner zone of the environment where the body is in dialogue with the environment d) The opposite of the environment 11. Isodemocracy is best understood as: (p. 180) a) democracy concerned with everybody and every body b) regulatory approaches to pesticide control. c) an individual's internal concern for environment justice d) the opposite of the prodemocracy.

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Ans 7 d) Space of flows

Manuel Castell defines gave the concept of space of flows which was a cultural abstraction of space and time . It also illustrated the dynamic illustrations of digital age society and technology.

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