《NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND INTERNAIONAL COMMUNICATION》

Part 1:Communication and National Development:Changing PerspectivesIntroduction,Kaarle Nordenstreng and Herbert I.Schiller3

1.Sociocultural EmancipationKarl P.Sauvant9

2.Transnational Media and National DevelopmentHerbert I.Schiller21

3.Latin America and the United States:Flaws in the Free Flow of InformationLuis Ramiro Beltran S.and Elizabeth Fox de Cardona33

4.Cultural Continuity and Change:Role of the MediaElihu Katz65

5.Culture in the Process of Dependent Development:Theoretical PerspectivesRaquel Salinas and Leena Paldan82

6.Realism in the Arts and Sciences:A Systemic Overview of Capitalism and SocialismDallas W.Smythe99

Part 2:Direct Satellite Broadcasting:Exemplar of the Challenge to National SovereigntyIntroduction,Kaarle Nordenstreng and Herbert I.Schiller115

7.Direct Broadcast Satellites and the Integrity of National CulturesIthiel de Sola Pool120

8.Satellite Broadcasting,National Sovereignty,and Free Flow of InformationEdward W.Ploman154

Part 3:International Law:Codification of Fundamental PrinciplesIntroduction,Kaarle Nordenstreng and Herbert I.Schiller169

9.Principles Governing the Use of the Mass Media as Defined by the United Nations and UNESCOHilding Eek173

10.Some International Law Aspects of the Freedom of Information and the Right to CommunicateLeo Gross195

11.Hostile International Propaganda and International LawJohn B.Whitton217

Part 4:International Communication in Transition:The New Global BalanceIntroduction,Kaarle Nordenstreng and Herbert I.Schiller233

12.Helsinki:The New Equation Kaarle Nordenstreng andHerbert I.Schiller238

13.Reporting from the Third WorldMort Rosenblum244

14.Nonalignment and Cultural ImperialismTran van Dinh261

Author/Subject Index277