We have made ourselves comfortable in the information society: information is available on demand, everywhere, at any time. Simultaneously, we are seeing the resurgence of populism and radicalism, violence and uninhibited communication. This book asks whether there is a construction flaw hidden in the notion of the information society itself and in the practices associated with it that fosters populism and radicalism.

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André Schüller-Zwierlein, University Library of Regensburg, Germany.