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Media and sovereignty: the global information revolution and its challenge to state power/ Monroe E. Price.

By: Price, Monroe EMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, c2002Description: ix, 317 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 0262162113Subject(s): Mass media -- Law and legislation | Government information | Freedom of information | Sovereignty | GlobalizationDDC classification: 343.090

Contents:

I Remapping of Media Space 1 New Role of the State 2 Stability, Transitions, and the Market for Loyalties II Tropes of Restructuring 3 Metaphor and Model in Media Restructuring 4 Technologies and the Vocabulary of Change 5 Illegal and Harmful Content 6 Newness of New Technology III Negotiating the Changed Media Terrain 7 Toward a Foreign Policy of Information Space 8 Public Diplomacy and the Transformation of International Broadcasting 199 9 Media Globalization: A Framework for Analysis

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

I Remapping of Media Space
1 New Role of the State
2 Stability, Transitions, and the Market for Loyalties
II Tropes of Restructuring
3 Metaphor and Model in Media Restructuring
4 Technologies and the Vocabulary of Change
5 Illegal and Harmful Content
6 Newness of New Technology
III Negotiating the Changed Media Terrain
7 Toward a Foreign Policy of Information Space
8 Public Diplomacy and the Transformation of International
Broadcasting 199
9 Media Globalization: A Framework for Analysis

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