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Title: Communication and Global Society

Communication and Global Society

by Guo-Ming Chen (Volume editor) William J. Starosta (Volume editor)
©2000 Textbook VIII, 316 Pages
Media and Communication

Summary

Communication and Global Society considers continuity and change of identity in the global community, the emergence and impact of global media, and expected directions for interaction in global society. It details frictions between social institutions and new communication technologies such as e-mail, and asks if changes in communication will do more to preserve or to undermine the nation state.

Details

Pages
VIII, 316
Year
2000
ISBN (Softcover)
9780820448657
Language
English
Keywords
Identity Global media Social institution Globalization Communication technology
Published
New York, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt/M., Oxford, Wien, 2000. VIII, 316 pp.

Biographical notes

Guo-Ming Chen (Volume editor) William J. Starosta (Volume editor)

Guo-Ming Chen is Associate Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Rhode Island. In addition to numerous articles in professional journals, he co-authored Foundations of Intercultural Communication (with William J. Starosta). William J. Starosta is Professor of Intercultural Communication at Howard University and founder of The Howard Journal of Communications. He has published in several disciplines and co-authored Foundations of Intercultural Communication (with Guo-Ming Chen).

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