Netting Citizens

Netting Citizens is a religious, social and political reflection on the place of information technology in the political and religious life of the country. The book is the result of a conference on 'Netting Citizens' held by the Centre for Theology and Public Issues and comprises 13 essays and lectures which were either delivered at the conference or were developed as a result of the issues addressed at the conference. The contributors, including Neil Ascherson and Dr Alison Elliot - Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland - deal with the many challenging and varied issues raised by today's new Information Communication Technology and places them in theological, religious or ecclesiastical context.