Inclusionism Core
Informational Inequality
Unequal access to information, informational infrastructure, interpretation capacity, visibility, technological leverage, and network participation.
This page presents the Inclusionism canon's treatment of Informational Inequality. Inclusionism was developed by James Felton Keith and is published with the Keith Institute.
Definition
Unequal access to information, informational infrastructure, interpretation capacity, visibility, technological leverage, and network participation.
Inclusionist Perspective
Informational inequality increasingly shapes civilizational power distribution in network society.
Core Principle
Control over information systems increasingly determines:
- agency
- participation
- ownership
- economic leverage
- governance influence
Relationships
Questions
- Is informational inequality replacing industrial inequality?
- Can AI amplify informational stratification?
- What systems democratize informational access?