The intelligence of networks

18 November 201124 August 2019

Derrick de Kerckhove

Edition Odile Jacob 2000 - 306 p.

Derrick de Kerckhove, sociologist and philosopher, is a professor in the French Department at the University of Toronto and director of the Mac Luhan Culture and Technology Program. He has published widely on communications, technology, culture and biology. His research has led him to work on what he calls the globalization of being.

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