| Management number | 240074951 | Release Date | 2026/07/16 | List Price | US$14.00 | Model Number | 240074951 | ||
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In the Cold War era, media became a central force in the shaping of political life, cultural exchange, and ideas of global order. A rivalry between political systems expanded into a worldwide struggle over who could shape information, control communication infrastructures, and define reality. <p>Arvind Rajagopal and Rossen Djagalov present essays on the uses of Cold War media. Focusing on the Global South, the contributors illuminate how postcolonial nations and others defied superpower pressure to use media for nation-building and international cooperation. At the same time, communication infrastructures linked global regions in unequal ways that often reinforced the power of the United States. Throughout, the essays show how Cold War media practices like secrecy, propaganda, and cultural diplomacy cemented patterns that still influence global communication systems and international politics today. </p><p>Cutting-edge and timely, <i>Media and the Global Cold War </i>reveals the workings of media beyond the superpower rivalry.</p>
| Book format | Paperback |
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| Fiction/nonfiction | Non-Fiction |
| Genre | Business & Investing |
| Publication date | January, 2027 |
| Pages | 352 |
| Subgenre | Industries |
| Series title | Geopolitics of Information |
| Number in series | 0 |
| Edition | 1 |
| Publisher | University of Illinois Press |
| Original languages | English |
| Language | English |
| Is collectible | N |
| Editor | Rossen Djagalov, Arvind Rajagopal |
| Recording time | 0 min |
| Retail packaging | Single Piece |
| Assembled product dimensions (l x w x h) | 6.13 x 6.00 x 9.25 in |
| Assembled product weight | 1 lb |
| Bisac subject heading | Business & Economics |
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