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crl-15174	Pfaffenberger, Bryan	Sardar, Ziauddin, and Jerome R. Ravetz. Cyberfutures: Culture and Politics on the Information Superhighway. New York: New York Univ. Pr., 1996. 161p. $45, cloth (ISBN 0-8147-8059-8); $16.95, paper (ISBN 0-8147-8058-X). LC 96-19794.	1997	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2462	137	42	Admittedly, the ability to access Internet “knowl- edge” (or more to the point, to differen- tiate between online trash and treasure) may make some slight contribution to career success in the years to come, but the strategic value of Internet access surely pales before the real determi- nants of class differentiation in Western society (class, race, and differential ac- cess to high-quality education). Sardar’s argument is likely to find its most welcome reception among fundamental- ist and totalitarian third-world regimes, considering their palpable fear that Internet connectivity will undermine to- talitarian control.	cache/crl-15174.pdf	txt/crl-15174.txt