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Kommunikation ohne Grenzen? Geschichte der Ideen und Strategien globaler Vernetzung
Rodenbach: Avinus (1999), 289 pp.
La communicación-mundo: Historia de las ideas y de las estrategias
Mexico, DF: Siglo Veintiuno Editores (1996), 360 pp.
The Carnival of Images: Brazilian Television Fiction
New York et al.: Bergin & Garvey (1990), xi, 175 pp.
"This book aims at a dual objective: first, to analyze the formation of the Brazilian commercial television system and the emergence of a genre, the novela; and second, to establish theoretical guidelines so as to understand better the stakes of critical reflection on the upheavals occurring in tele
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O carnaval das imagens: A ficção na TV
São Paulo: Brasiliense (1989), 206 pp.
Communicating in Popular Nicaragua
New York; Bagnolet (France): International General (1986), 140 pp.
"Mattelart is one of the best exponents of the Marxist viewpoint in relation to developing nations. 'Communicating in Popular Nicaragua' is a critical anthology of 12 articles by authors from Nicaragua and the United States who give a Marxian analysis of numerous aspects of communication, broadly de
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International Image Markets: In Search of an Alternative Perspective
London; New York: Comedia (1984), 122 pp.
"This is the final report of the research commission "toward a Latin Audiovisual Space." The term "Audiovisual Space" marks the emergence of a new diplomatic vocabulary to indicate the rapid new developments of communication and information systems, particularly television, which demand new strategi
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Transnationals and the Third World: The Struggle for Culture
South Hadley, Mass.: Bergin & Garvey (1983), 184 pp.
"The United Nations, through the Center on Transnational Corporations, commissioned two separate reports on the sociocultural impact of transnational firms on developing countries. One was to analyze the positive impact; the other, the negative. Both reports were "to allow foundations for policies w
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La televisión alternativa
Barcelona: Anagrama (1981), 127 pp.
Communication and Class Struggle
New York: International General (1979), 2 vols.
"Vol.1: Capitalism, Imperialism (1979); Vol.2: Liberation, Socialism. 'Communication and Class Struggle' is an anthology containing more than 120 articles originating in over 50 countries since the mid-nineteenth century which were selected by the editors to explain three interrelated questions abou
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Los medios de comunicación de masas: La ideología de la prensa liberal en Chile
Buenos Aires: El Cid Editor; Schapire Editor, 3rd ed. (1976), 303 pp.
Medios masivos y lucha de clases
Lima: Causachun (1976), 48 pp.
How to Read Donald Duck: Imperialist Ideology in the Disney Comic
New York: International General (1975), 112 pp.
"The authors analyze Disney's comic "to reveal the scowl of capitalist ideology behind the laughing mask, the iron fist beneath the Mouse's glove." This has become a classic in Third World countries, especially in Latin America, where it is regarded as a touchstone for the interpretation of American
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La comunicación masiva en el proceso de liberación
Buenos Aires: Siglo Veintiuno Argentina Editores (1973), 263 pp.
Agresión desde el espacio
México, DF: Siglo Veintiuno Editores (1972), 200 pp.
Para leer al pato Donald
México, DF: Siglo Veintiuno Editores, 8th ed. (1972), 160 pp.
