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Globalization, Communications and Caribbean Identity
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Book Description
Table of Contents
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- FOREWORD
- INTRODUCTION
- PART ONE: Exploring the Central Issues
- THE ECONOMICS OF GLOBALIZATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR COMMUNICATIONS AND THE SERVICE SECTOR
- POLICY ISSUES IN COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY USE: CHALLENGES AND OPTIONS
- CARIBBEAN CULTURES AND MASS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY: RE-EXAMINING THE CULTURAL DEPENDENCY THESIS
- PART TWO: Imported Media Content and Cultural Identity - Cases from the Caribbean and Canada
- AMERICAN MEDIA IMPACT ON JAMAICAN YOUTH: THE CULTURAL DEPENDENCY THESIS
- TELEVISION AND THE AMERICANIZATION OF THE TRINBAGONIAN YOUTH: A STUDY OF SIX SECONDARY SCHOOLS
- LOITERING ON COLONIAL PREMISES AFTER CLOSING TIME: AN ANALYSIS OF TELEVISION PROGRAMMING POLICY IN BARBADOS
- BROADCASTING AND THE STRUGGLE FOR CULTURAL AUTONOMY IN CANADA
- PART THREE: Globalisation and Telecommunications
- A ONE-WAY STREET JUST OFF THE GLOBAL DIGITAL SUPERHIGHWAY: DEBATING MONOPOLY CONTROL AND POLICY-MAKING IN CARIBBEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
- TELECOMMUNICATIONS RESTRUCTURING AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPORT INFORMATION PROCESSING SERVICES IN JAMAICA
- CUBAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS: CONFRONTED BY GLOBAL POLITICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE
- PART FOUR: REGULATORY AND ETHICAL IMPLICATIONS
- STATE POLICY, GLOBAL TRENDS AND REGULATION IN BROADCASTING: THE CASE OF JAMAICA
- COMMUNICATIONS ETHICS ANDTHE NEW GLOBAL ORDER
- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
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