December 2004
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... For David Harvey (1989), this shift represented a new era of 'postmodernity', with a 'new economy', insofar as capital had developed a need to discard many of its old industrial trappings and assumed new, more flexible shapes emerging out of the ruins. The new economy, with its service-class, would adopt many more nicknames as scholars turned their attention to it, from 'cognitive-cultural-capitalism' (Scott, 2014), to the 'creative economy' (Florida, 2005) to the 'informational economy' with its 'hacker class' of workers (Wark, 2004), and, as we noted before, the proliferation of many more urban metaphors. ...
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