Internationalization vs. Globalization of the Film Industry
Industry and InnovationPublished 1 September 2007
Mark Lorenzen
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We know an impressive lot about the film industry. Not only have media scholars and anthropologists probed into films, filmmaking and filmmakers for at least a century, economists, sociologists, ge...
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