Chapter 1 Global Media and National Policies: The Return of the State

Chapter 2 Globalisation and the Re-emergence of the Regulatory State

Chapter 3 The ‘Post-state’ Argument and Its Problems: Lessons from Media Policy Reforms in Latin America

Chapter 5 National Media Regulations in an Age of Convergent Media: Beyond Globalisation, Neo-liberalism and Internet Freedom Theories

Chapter 6 The Nation-State and Media Globalisation: Has the Nation-State Returned — Or Did It Never Leave?

Chapter 7 Cultural Policy, Chinese National Identity and Globalisation

Chapter 8 Global Communications and National Policies: The View from the EU

Chapter 9 Blurred Lines: Public Service Media and the State

Chapter 10 Media Reform in Latin America Revisited: Where Do We Go from Here?

Chapter 11 Media ‘Globalisation’ as Survival Strategy for Authoritarian Regimes in the Arab Middle East

Chapter 12 The State and Public Broadcasting: Continuity and Change in Zimbabwe

Chapter 13 The Price of Liberalisation and Other Strains on Democracy and Media Freedom in Central and Eastern Europe