The Deepening Divide¶
van Dijk, J. (2005). The Deepening Divide: Inequality in the Information Society. SAGE Publications.
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3 citations across 3 artifacts.
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Mechanisms¶
- Mixed-Channel Service Delivery
- Its failure mode is inequitable channels masquerading as equivalent: the phone line has a two-hour wait, the office is open three hours a week, and only the website really works, so the "alternatives" quietly route the least-served people to the weakest paths.
This sourceShows that nominally equivalent information channels can mask substantial inequalities in access, skills, and effective use.
- Its failure mode is inequitable channels masquerading as equivalent: the phone line has a two-hour wait, the office is open three hours a week, and only the website really works, so the "alternatives" quietly route the least-served people to the weakest paths.
- Online Booking Portal
- An online-only portal quietly disenfranchises anyone on the wrong side of the digital divide
This sourceIdentifies lack of devices, connectivity, and confidence or skills as barriers to digital access.
- An online-only portal quietly disenfranchises anyone on the wrong side of the digital divide
- Remote or Asynchronous Entry Path
- Its failure mode is the digital divide: moving a step online can trade a geographic barrier for a connectivity, device, or digital-literacy one, excluding a different group just as effectively as the in-person version excluded the distant.
This sourceAnalyzes the digital divide across connectivity and device access, digital skills, and effective use.
- Its failure mode is the digital divide: moving a step online can trade a geographic barrier for a connectivity, device, or digital-literacy one, excluding a different group just as effectively as the in-person version excluded the distant.
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