Durham Dada's Blog

Archive for December, 2009

Social change refers to major changes over time, patterns of behavior, culture and structure of society. However, not all changes are social changes, for example, our socialization experiences as a child creates a profound impact on our personal lives, but this does not change the basic organization of families and there is social change. On the other hand, the development of community child-care center in the Israeli Kibbutzim, where young people are housed and mind, constitutes a major social change in the country. During the industrial revolution, the introduction of different inventions have altered not only patterns of human activity; Al can create changes in the structure of work and life.

The introduction of technology can transform farmers into factory workers. This happened to U.S. farmers during the first industrial revolution, which resulted in changes in production methods. However, during this second industrial revolution central to the development is the restructuring of society from industrial to information technology.