Tracking the nation: discourses of internationalism and transnational agricultural corporations

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The term "international" has been treated as the sum total of existing nation formations in communication scholarship. The nation formations were understood in terms of economic, political, and administrative practicing. This approach, however, neglects the signification through which communities are constructed and legitimized.

Analysis, Internationalism

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UNESCO's conceptualization of women and telecommunications 1970-2000

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UNESCO resolutions and programs on women in relation to telecommunications in the time period 1970-2000 are examined. It is argued that in those three decades, UNESCO responded to the four UN world conferences on women by incorporating women into its programs of information and communication.

Labor force information, Communications, Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Telephone Communication, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Surveys, Employment, Communications industry, Women executives

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UNESCO, ICT corporations and the passion of ICT for development: modernization resurrected

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The UNESCO's "information and communication technology (ICT) for development" efforts through the broader perspective of the information society and the organization's partnerships with large ICT corporations are analyzed.

General services, Alliances, partnerships, International aspects, Company systems management, Information management, Private sector, Sustainable development, Alliances and partnerships

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