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Marc Dunkelman "The Vanishing Neighbor"
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September 3, 2014
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53:45Now PlayingAs technology replaces personal interactions, what we gain in the efficiency of electronic connections may be offset by what we lose in knowing a wider range of people. Dunkelman, Clinton Foundation senior fellow and a research fellow at Brown’s Taubman Center, combines history and sociology to show that we need to better combine the rich social structure of the past with today’s technological infrastructure. (W.W. Norton)
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