Pt. I. Theory and policies. The political economy of international communication /Robert McChesney
Global institutions and the democratization of the media / Seán Ó Siochrú
Intellectual property rights / Cees Hamelink
Pt. II. Regional and country case studies. Privatization: the cost of media democratization in East and Central Europe / Slavko Splichal
The politics of the media in the English-speaking Caribbean / Hopeton S. Dunn
The political economy of the media in Southern Africa, 1990-2001 / William Hueva, Keyan Tomaselli and Ruth Teer-Tomaselli
Media ownership and control in Africa in the age of globalization / Francis B. Nyamnjoh
Media and neoliberalism in Latin America / Ana Fiol
Communications and the crisis: from neoliberal to authoritarian development? / Dan Schiller
The state, the market, and media control in China / Yuezhi Zhao
Media ownership and communication rights in India / Pradip N. Thomas
The political economy of media ownership in Nigeria / Mohammed Musa and Jibril Mohammed
Ownership, control and the Malaysian media / Zaharom Nain and Wang Lay Kim
pt. III. Democratic communication futures. The whole world is watching: online surveillance of social movement organizations / Sasha Constanza-Chock
Agendas for research and strategies for intervention / Pradip N. Thomas.
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Who owns the media? : global trends and local resistances. ISBN 1842774697. Published by Southbound in 2004. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
