Invisible crises: what conglomerate control of media means for America and the world
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Abstract
* Introduction George Gerbner, Hamid Mowlana, and Herbert I. Schiller. Total Control * Brave New World Minus 400 Ben H. Bagdikian. * Information Deprivation in an Information-Rich Society H. I. Schiller. * The Hidden Side of Television Violence G. Gerbner. * Speaking Volumes: The Book Publishing Oligopoly and Its Cultural Consequences Leah F. Binder. Technocratic Fantasies * Computer-Assisted Crimes Rick Crawford. * Freedom, Fun, and Fundamentals: Defining Digital Progress in a Democratic Society Nicholas Johnson. Gaps That Divide Us * Writing About Poverty in the Age of Plenty Stanley Meisler. * Race Relations in the Suburbs Rosalyn Baxandall and Elizabeth Ewen. * National Amnesia, Cultural Darwinism, and the Pursuit of Power, or What Americans Dont Know About Indians Jerry Mander. Global Fault Lines * Beaches Without Bases: The Gender Order Sue Curry Jansen. * The New World Intellectual Order Johan Galtung. * Whose Whispers Are in the Gallery? Erskine B. Childers. * The Crisis of Political Legitimacy and the Muslim World H. Mowlana. * The Crisis in Mobility Nancy E. Snow. The New Tyrannies * Let Them Eat Pollution John Bellamy Foster. * The Silent War: Debt and Africa Jill Hills. * Global Drug Scourge: The Hidden Story Stephen E. Flynn.