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Global Governance, Global Culture, and Multiculturalism
2002
Canadian Journal of Communication
Abstract: A pivotal change has occurred: the great national cultures no longer govern the circulation of culture worldwide. True, the larger nation states still maintain their "cultural diplomacy" machinery (though continually reducing the related expenditures), but their influence on the circulation of culture is next to negligible. High-powered economic mechanisms actually dictate the rules of the game. Hierarchical, central culture-peripheral culture relationships have been replaced by
doi:10.22230/cjc.2002v27n2a1302
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