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      <title>Infopolecon</title>
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      <description>Jeremy Bentham coined the term &#39;panopticon&#39; in his proposal for a circular prison, whose cells were exposed to a central well in which the warders were located, allowing the prisoners to see all other prisoners and to be observed at all times without ever knowing when they were being watched. Bentham also promoted the idea of political economy as the greatest good for the greatest number. Drawing on his terminology as the basis for this article, I therefore propose the new term &#39;infopolecon&#39; to describe the political economy of information.</description>
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