The phrase "a knowledge society" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a society that is primarily based on the creation, distribution, and utilization of knowledge and information.
Example: "In a knowledge society, education and access to information play crucial roles in driving innovation and economic growth."
Alternatives: "an information society" or "a learning society".
"Establishing the legal environment for a knowledge society is essential," Mr. Ben Mehrez said.
This paper investigates the question of whether Africa is moving towards a knowledge society.
We then use these four pillars to analyze the African content as a knowledge society.
"African-American status in a knowledge society may not be a happy picture in the future.
As well as a knowledge society, the audit society, the network society, we have now have the performance society.
The same generation has been inspired, too, by visions of "leapfrog development" and India as a "knowledge society".
In light of demographic change as well as the ambition to stay competitive in a globalized knowledge society, international students have become an increasingly precious and sought-after immigrant group [ 1].
However, not all proposals necessarily commit themselves to free culture, through open licenses or the preference of free technology –proposals which could be associated with a vision of an open knowledge society–, over the private.
Given the increasing uncertainties of an internationalised knowledge society, these stable regional orders are challenged by new, more open-ended and experimental patterns of regional policies.
What we are seeing today on the streets of Paris is "wave conflict" — the conflict that arises from the shift out of a "second wave" mass society to a "third wave' knowledge society; it is a battle between those who benefit from the old system and those who would benefit from the new.
The implication of "Cyber-Democracy" is to look at knowledge democracy from the perspective of a globally evolving knowledge society in configurations of a multi-level architecture (global, trans-national, supra-national, national, sub-national, and local).
