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Global Media and National Policies978-1-137-49395-8Series ISSN 2634-6192 Series E-ISSN 2634-6206

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Large-Scale Global Optimizationbeen challenged and policy-makers are searching for a new communications policy paradigm’. There are characteristically five factors put forward as to why the nation-state has become less central to media in the twenty-first century:

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Learning in Control Engineering,, address social challenges, foster cultural unity and ensure information sovereignty. In a de-centred world, transformed by globalisation, the state could hardly claim to be a political, economic, social or cultural centre. The decline of the state seemed as inevitable as the passing of seasons.

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,The ‘Post-state’ Argument and Its Problems: Lessons from Media Policy Reforms in Latin America,, address social challenges, foster cultural unity and ensure information sovereignty. In a de-centred world, transformed by globalisation, the state could hardly claim to be a political, economic, social or cultural centre. The decline of the state seemed as inevitable as the passing of seasons.

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National Media Regulations in an Age of Convergent Media: Beyond Globalisation, Neo-liberalism and been challenged and policy-makers are searching for a new communications policy paradigm’. There are characteristically five factors put forward as to why the nation-state has become less central to media in the twenty-first century: