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<span>This book brings together researchers in international communication and global media studies to revisit and advance the concept of media imperialism for 21</span>
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<span> century research. Using cases across the globe, this volume is essential for understanding communications media in unequal economic, geopolitical and cultural-ideological power relations.</span>
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<span>Media Imperialism: Continuity and Change, an Introduction<br></span>
<span>Oliver Boyd-Barrett and Tanner Mirrlees</span>
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<span>Part 1 – Contextualizing and Conceptualizing Empire and Media imperialism</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 1 - Media and Cultural Imperialism: Genealogy of an Idea<br></span>
<span>Oliver Boyd-Barrett</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 2 - Historicizing and Theorizing Media and Cultural Imperialism<br></span>
<span>Kaarle Nordenstreng, Marko Ampuja &amp; Juha Koivisto</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 3 – The US Empire and Cultural Imperialism: A Reconceptualization and 20th Century Retrospective<br></span>
<span>Tanner Mirrlees</span>
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<span>Part 2 –The News, War and Propaganda</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 4 - Western News Media, Propaganda and Pretexts for Neoliberal War<br></span>
<span>Oliver Boyd-Barrett</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 5 – “RussiaGate”: The Construction of the Enemy<br></span>
<span>Gerald Sussman</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 6 – The Great Game for EurAsia and the Skripal Affair<br></span>
<span>Oliver Boyd-Barrett</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 7 - Propaganda, Manipulation and the Exercise of Imperial Power: From Media Imperialism to Informational Imperialism<br></span>
<span>Piers Robinson</span>
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<span>Part 3 – Hollywood, War and Militainment</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 8 - Socialism by Stealth? Governmental Subvention and Hollywood <br></span>
<span>Toby Miller</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 9 - The US Embassy-Hollywood Complex: The Sony Pictures Hack and 21st century media Imperialism<br></span>
<span>Paul Moody</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 10 – Dispatches from the Militainment Empire<br></span>
<span>Roger Stahl</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 11 - Global Executioner: Legitimizing Drone Warfare through Hollywood Movies <br></span>
<span>Erin Steuter and Geoff Martin</span>
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<span>Part 4 –The Internet, Social Media and Platform Imperialism</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 12 – Guarding Public Values in a Connective World: Challenges for Europe.<br></span>
<span>José van Dijck</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 13 - Facebook’s Platform Imperialism: The Economics and Geopolitics of Social Media <br></span>
<span>Dal Yong Jin</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 14 - New Global Music Distribution System, Same Old Linguistic Hegemony? Analyzing English on Spotify<br></span>
<span>Christof Demont-Heinrich</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 15 – “Weaponizing” the Internet and World Wide Web, for Empire: Platforming Capitalism, Data-Veillance, Public Diplomacy and Cyber-Warfare<br></span>
<span>Tanner Mirrlees</span>
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<span>Part 5 – Development Communication, Global Divides and Cultural Imperialism</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 16 - Cultural Autonomy in the 1970s and Beyond: Toward Cultural Justice<br></span>
<span>Cees Hamelink</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 17 - Cultural Imperialism and Development Communication for Social Change<br></span>
<span>Mohan Dutta</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 18 - Mapping Power in Women’s Empowerment Projects in Global Development<br></span>
<span>Karin Gwinn Wilkins</span>
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<span>Part 6 - Rising Media Empires: The Case of China</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 19 – China: An Emerging Cultural Imperialist<br></span>
<span>Colin Sparks</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 20 – The Empire’s New Clothes: Political Priorities and Corporate Ambitions in China’s Drive for Global Ascendency<br></span>
<span>Graham Murdoch</span>
<span><br><br>Chapter 21 – Not (yet) The Chinese Century: The Endurance of the US Empire and its Cultural Industries<br></span>
<span>Tanner Mirrlees</span>
<span><br><br>Contributor Bios</span>

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<span>Joseph Oliver Boyd-Barrett</span>
<span> is Professor Emeritus at Bowling Green State University.<br></span>
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<span>Tanner Mirrlees</span>
<span> is Associate Professor in the University of Ontario Institute of Technology's Communication and Digital Media Studies program, and the Vice-President of the Canadian Communication Association (CCA). </span>
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