Transnational communications wiring the Third World edited by Gerald Sussman, John A. Lent.
Series Communication and human values (Newbury Park, Calif.)Detalles de publicación: Newbury Park, Calif. Sage Publications c1991.Descripción: xv, 327 p. ill. 23 cmISBN:- 0803937652
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- HE8635 .T73 1991
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This book is a critical analysis of telematics industries in the Philippines, Caribbean, sub-Saharan Africa, Mexico, Malaysia, Brazil, India and Singapore. The study contrasts with most previous studies of the `information society′ - which focus on the US, Japan and the EEC. Noted scholars make contributions that fill a gap in the literature on communications policy and communications development, in particular national and international political-economic and policy aspects. Topics such as satellites, television, computer systems and links with international communications are discussed as well as specific policy issues which have arisen in opposition to the First World′s continuing media and data monopolies.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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- Introduction
- Critical Perspectives on Communication and Third World Development
- The Information Society
- The Transnational Economic Context and its Implications
- Telecommunications for Transnational Integration
- The World Bank in the Philippines
- The North American Wave
- Communication Technology in the Caribbean
- Communication Technology and Dependency
- Black African Perspectives
- The Transnationalization of Philippine Telecommunications
- Post-Colonial Continuities
- Mexico's
- Morelos
- Satellite
- Reaching for Autonomy
- Telematics in Malaysia
- Room at the Top for a Selected Few
- Mass Media, Culture, and Communication in Brazil
- the Heritage of Dependency
- Communications, Culture, and Informatics in Brazil
- the Current Challenges
- A Political Economy of Television
- State, Class, and Corporate Confluence in India
- Video Beachheads
- Communication, Culture, and Policy in the Eastern Caribbean
- The 'Tiger' from Lion City
- Singapore's Niche in the New International Division of Information and Communication