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206 INDEX
Civil Society Declaration, 138, 145--6,
152, 155--6
class, 10, 13, 16, 42--3, 68, 74, 130, 147,
164, 173
class identities see trade unions
Fordist Class Compromise, 27, 36
middle class, 28, 67--70, 76, 78:
globalized middle class, 67--9,
78
Cold War, 25, 27, 59, 172
end of, 34, 63, 138
colonialism, 20, 26, 28, 41, 59, 69, 127
colonial division of labour, 26
legacy of, 25, 28, 57, 133
communication policy, 6--7, 14, 19, 24--7,
30--1, 42, 86, 91, 145, 148, 163, 165,
170, 174--6
approaches, 3, 5--6, 11, 12, 17, 25, 40:
and colonial legacy, 41, 25, 28, 57;
and governance, 82; and institutional
actors, 11; and markets, 17; and
public interest, 16, 17; and state
intervention, 18; democratic
participation in, 6; gendered logic of,
12; neutrality of, 4--5; state
intervention in, 7; see also European
Union; telecommunications policy
discourse of, 5--6, 38--9, 59, 63, 68, 78,
119: impact of, 19, 103; limits of, 81,
45; legitimacy of, 96, 106; shaping of,
11--12, 20, 94; shift in, 51, 93, 107,
120; see also global governance;
public service broadcasting;
telecommunications policy
Communication Rights in Information
Society (CRIS), 149, 150--1, 153
concentration of ownership, 100, 102
Connect the World, 81
Cultural Environmental Movement, 149
cultural goods, 87, 99--100, 103--4, 107
cultural imperialism, 42, 86
cyberidentities, 14, 22
Declaration of Principles of Plan of
Action, 138, 152
development communication, 29--30, 81
failures of development, 29, 68
developing world see Third World
digital divide, 52--4, 78, 82, 152
Digital Freedom Initiative, 152
Digital Opportunity Task Force, 53,
133--4
Digital Solidarity Fund, 152, 154
digital technology, deterministic culture
of, 13
e--commerce, 104, 113, 125--6, 130--3,
137, 139
e-economy, 123
Eastern European countries
and media liberalization, 96
and public service broadcasting, 96--7
as state-socialist systems, 24, 35--6
Egypt, 133
employment opportunities, 7, 27, 36, 39,
115--16, 128--30, 160--1, 164--5,
176
Ethiopia, 133
European Union (EU), 9, 26, 99
and broadcasting policy, 87, 98, 102,
106, 109, 122, 174; see also PSB
and communications policy, 18, 21
and policy makers, 105, 107
social aim of, 122
export led-development, 26, 28, 34, 164
Federal Communications Commission
(FCC), 4, 60, 72, 93
feminist scholarship, 11, 41, 118, 147,
148, 160--1, 163, 177; see also gender
feminization of labour, 36, 39, 163; see also
gendered division of labour
First World, 8, 21, 31, 33, 52--3, 61--2,
133--5, 161, 175
and market reform, 63, 66, 86
and media policy, 7, 64, 79: see also EU;
UK; US
and sweatshops, 9
and welfare state, 9, 36, 62, 122
power of, 42, 54, 74
see also G7; G8; TNCs
Fordist mode of regulation, 24, 27--8, 78
Fourth World, 73
France, 100
Fraser, Nancy, 41--3
‘free flow of information’, 35, 131, 176
criticism of, 31
freedom of information, restriction of, 7
French Régulation School, 9, 10, 123,
171
G7, 33, 66, 140
G8, 35, 37, 70, 78, 140
G77, 30
Gates, Bill, 12, 113--14
gender blind policies, 160--2
gender
and justice, 159--60, 162, 164
and rights, 160
gendered division of labour, 27, 68; see
also feminization of labour