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Frontieres culturelles: identite et communication en Amerique Latine [PDF]
, 2010 Morris, N., Schlesinger, P.
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Internal/external interactions and international norms: Empirical evidence and theoretical clarification about cultural diversity [PDF]
, 2006 Vlassis, Antonios
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"Lessons learned from the NWICO process [in Chinese "Xinzhixu De Jiaoxun"]"
, 2020 openaire +1 more source
L'Informe MacBride vint-i-cinc anys després : context i contingut d'un debat inacabat [PDF]
, 2005 Becerra, Martín +3 more
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Kuwait Chapter of Arabian Journal of Business and Management Review, 2014
No doubt, the New World Information and Communication Order was a failure on the part of the developing countries, the Post New World Information Order has taken media practice to another heights. The paper is an empirical study of the trends of media practice in Nigeria with emphasis on democratic dispensation. The study made use of in-depth interview
Adeyemi A. Ridwan +2 more
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No doubt, the New World Information and Communication Order was a failure on the part of the developing countries, the Post New World Information Order has taken media practice to another heights. The paper is an empirical study of the trends of media practice in Nigeria with emphasis on democratic dispensation. The study made use of in-depth interview
Adeyemi A. Ridwan +2 more
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Forget the NWICO...and Start All Over Again
Information Development, 1986Despite the emphasis which has been placed on the New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO), developing countries still do not see information as a key resource to decision-making. The external debt problems which were not foreseen by Latin American countries illustrate how the neglect of specialized information flows weakens the position ...
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The NWICO Debates Revisited: A Contraflow from the Arab World?
The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences: Annual Review, 2008This paper aims at engaging with debates on the globalisation of news and international news flows in relation to Arab media. These debates will stem from the MacBride Report published by UNESCO 'Many Voices One World', and relate it to Arab media's position in contemporary global media debates.
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