Castells, Manuel

Manuel Castells is a renowned sociologist known for his work on the impact of technology and globalization on society. He introduced the concept of the "network society," explaining how digital networks and information technology have transformed social, economic, and political structures. His ideas highlight how these networks enable new forms of communication, power, and organization, shaping modern life. Essentially, Castells studies how technological advancements create interconnected systems that influence how people interact, work, and engage with the world around them.