Part Four： Ownership and Control in the Anglo-American Contexts：Capital， the State， and Other Social Forces 1
24.The Process of Legitimation-Ⅱ&Ralph Miliband 2
25.A Propaganda Model&Edward Herman Noam Chomsky 33
26.Extending and Refining the Propaganda Model&Colin Sparks 70
27.Large Corporations and the Control of the Communications Industries&Graham Murdock 84
28.The Publishing Industry&Mark Crispin Miller 116
29.Speaking Volumes： The Book Publishing Oligopoly and Its Cultural Consequences&Leah F.Binder 132
30.Government Financial Support to the Film Industry in the United States&Thomas Guback 141
31.The New Theology of the First Amendment： Class Privilege over Democracy&Robert W.M cChesney 157
32.Copyright and the Commodification of Culture&Ronald V.Bettig 176
33.Stealth Regulation： Moral Meltdown and Political Radicalism at the Federal Communications Commission&Andrew Calabrese 187
34.Dynamics of Power in Contemporary Media Policy-Making&Des Freedman 194
35.Commercialism and Professionalism in the American News Media&Daniel C.Hallin 209
36.The Hidden Side of Television Violence&George Gerbner 227
Part Five： International Perspectives： The Global， and National， and Lo-cal Dynamics of Capitalist Integration 234
37.The Context： Great Media Debate&Kaarle Nordenstreng 235
38.The Processes： From Nationalisms to Transnationals&Jesus Martin-Barbero 262
39.Communication and the Postcolonial Nation-State： A New Political Economic Research Agenda&Amin Alhassan 292
40.Who Speaks for Asia： Media and Information Control in the Global Economy&Gerald Sussman John A.Lent 305
41.Global Productions&Gerald Sussman John A.Lent 318
42.Political Economy and Ethnography： Transformations in an Indian Village&Manjunath Pendakur 326
43.A Contemporary “Denial of Access”： Knowledge， IPR and the Public Good&Pradip Thomas 346
Part Six： Sites， Agents and Processes of Transformation 355
44.Rethinking Media and Democracy&James Curran 356
45.Cycles and Circuits of Struggle in High-Technology Capitalism&Nick Witheford 390
46.For a Political Economy of Indymedia Practice&Bob Hanke 431
47.Global Commons， Public Space and Contemporary IPR&Lawrence Liang 452
48.Who Speaks for the Governed？ World Summit on Information Society， Civil Society and the Limits of “Multistakeholderism”&Paula Chakravartty 460
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