Networking is not merely a technology applied for reform, influence, marketing, or in any other direction. It is a new system that changes the general and social trends of people, establishing a new philosophy, concepts, and values, or reinforcing beautiful, previously known ideals. The sequences of the 'Fourth Industrial Revolution' and their social and political interactions are unfolding faster than many nations are showing sufficient interest and readiness to respond and adapt. While technology descends and operates without permission, responses are neither automatic nor similar; thus, markets and businesses transform according to new technologies and resources. However, social, organizational, and guidance institutions tend to cling to the status quo, defending it and resisting change. While the fear for the values, achievements, principles, and interests that institutions protect and nations have agreed upon is understandable, the same motive invites us to deeply contemplate what technological transformations can, and indeed have already, brought about.

• Author: Ibrahim Gharaibeh
• Publishing House: Alaan Publishers and Distributors
• Year of Publication: 2020