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| List of Tables | |
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| Preface | |
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| Note on Text | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| An Introduction to Information Policy | |
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| Forms and Phases of Power: The Bias of the Informational State | |
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| Information | |
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| Theoretical Pluralism | |
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| A Taxonomy of Definitions | |
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| Using the Taxonomy | |
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| Power | |
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| The Problematics of Power | |
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| Forms of Power | |
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| Phases of Power | |
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| The State | |
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| Problematics of the State | |
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| The Nation | |
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| The State | |
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| A Typology of States by Form of Power | |
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| Information Policy for the Informational State | |
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| Bounding the Domain: Information Policy for the Twenty-First Century | |
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| The Definitional Problem | |
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| History | |
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| Premodern Information Policy | |
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| Early Modern Information Policy | |
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| Modern Information Policy | |
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| The Contemporary Environment | |
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| International Information Policy | |
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| Confounding Factors | |
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| Technology-Based Problems | |
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| Practice-Based Problems | |
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| Policy Process-Based Problems | |
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| Issue Area-Based Problems | |
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| Definitional Approaches | |
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| Lists | |
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| Legacy Legal Categories | |
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| Industries | |
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| Social Impact | |
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| The Information Production Chain | |
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| Bounding the Domain of Information Policy: An Analytical Approach | |
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| The Policy Issue and the Information Production Chain | |
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| Link Analytically to Related Information Policy Issues | |
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| Examine the Social Impact of Current Policy | |
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| Develop Policy Recommendations | |
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| Translate Recommendations into the Terms of Legacy Law | |
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| Information Policy: Constitutive and Constitutional | |
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| Constitutional Principles and the Information Spaces They Create | |
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| The Principles | |
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| Principles in the Constitution | |
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| The First Amendment | |
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| Other Constitutional Amendments | |
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| The Penumbra of the Constitution | |
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| Constitutional Information Spaces | |
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| Public versus Private | |
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| Spaces Defined by Medium | |
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| The Spaces of Expression | |
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| The Spaces of Content | |
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| The Spaces of Content Production | |
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| Spaces Defined by Audience | |
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| Spaces Defined by War and Peace | |
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| Constitutional Principles and Their Limits | |
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| Information Policy and Identity | |
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| Identity Theory | |
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| Individual Identity | |
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| Libel | |
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| Privacy | |
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| Identity of the Informational State | |
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| The Census and Other Statistics | |
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| Mapping | |
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| Official Memory | |
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| Mediating the Identities of the Individual and the Informational State | |
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| Citizenship | |
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| Language | |
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| Education | |
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| Mutually Constituted Identities of the Individual and the Informational State | |
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| Information Policy and Structure | |
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| Theories of Structure | |
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| Information Policy and Social Structure | |
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| Antitrust | |
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| Copyright | |
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| Patents | |
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| Association | |
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| Information Policy and Technological Structure | |
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| Interconnection | |
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| Participatory Design | |
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| Universal Service | |
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| Information Policy and Informational Structure | |
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| Access to Government Information | |
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| Accounting Systems | |
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| Metadata | |
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| Information Policy and New Structural Formations | |
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| Information Policy and Borders | |
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| Border Theory | |
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| Borders of Social Systems | |
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| Geopolitical Borders | |
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| Trade in Services | |
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| Borders of the Technological System | |
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| Network Borders | |
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| Export Controls | |
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| Informational Borders | |
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| Political Speech | |
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| Arms Control Treaties | |
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| Importing Knowledge Workers | |
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| Border Rhetoric versus Border Realities | |
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| Information Policy and Change | |
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| Theories of Change | |
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| Information Policy and Change in Social Systems | |
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| Freedom of Speech versus National Security | |
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| The Vote | |
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| Information Policy and Change in Technological Systems | |
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| Direct Funding of Research | |
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| Tax Credits | |
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| Procurement | |
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| Information Policy and Change in Information Systems | |
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| The Arts | |
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| Government Dissemination of Information | |
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| Ambivalence and Inconsistency | |
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| Information, Policy, and Power in the Informational State | |
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| The Social Impact of Information Policy Trends | |
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| The Current Status of Constitutional Information Policy Principles | |
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| The Nature of Information Policy | |
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| Policy and Social Theory | |
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| The Future of the Informational State | |
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| Bibliographic Essays | |
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| Notes | |
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| An Introduction to Information Policy | |
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| Forms and Phases of Power: The Bias of the Informational State | |
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| Bounding the Domain: Information Policy for the Twenty-first Century | |
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| Constitutional Principles and the Information Spaces They Create | |
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| Information Policy and Identity | |
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| Information Policy and Structure | |
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| Information Policy and Borders | |
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| Information Policy and Change | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |