n an economic and social system dominated by urban, industrial capitalism, mountain areas have been seen as peripheral to the process of growth and develop- ment. But today, as the service sec- tor and the global economy are becoming increasingly more impor- tant than the industrial sector, a new world of opportunity is open- ing up for mountain areas.nd what better tool than broadband Internet connec- tions to hook up mountain economies with other production systems and bring them into the global economy?
Ceccobelli, M., Marchegiani, L. (2006). Broadband for Mountain Development. MOUNTAIN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, 26(2), 182-183 [10.1659/0276-4741(2006)26[182:BFMD]2.0.CO;2].
Broadband for Mountain Development
MARCHEGIANI, LUCIA
2006-01-01
Abstract
n an economic and social system dominated by urban, industrial capitalism, mountain areas have been seen as peripheral to the process of growth and develop- ment. But today, as the service sec- tor and the global economy are becoming increasingly more impor- tant than the industrial sector, a new world of opportunity is open- ing up for mountain areas.nd what better tool than broadband Internet connec- tions to hook up mountain economies with other production systems and bring them into the global economy?I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
