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Communication expands and disseminates knowledge, and knowledge is the chief requisite to change in developing countries. Communication is therefore one of the primary factors in the process of modernization. But what is meant by the world “communication?”Communication includes all methods of dissem...
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Communication and Change in the Developing Countries / East-West Center Books Frontmatter -- FOREWORD -- EDITORS' PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- TABLES -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- 1. The Most Fundamental Technological Change -- 2. Communication and Change -- PART II: SOME PROBLEMS OF COMMUNICATION AND CHANGE -- 3. Communication, Institution Building, and the Reach of Authority -- 4. How Mass Media Systems Grow -- 5. The Strategy of Selective Growth and the Role of Communications -- 6. A Note on Communication in Economic Development -- 7. Toward a Non-Western Model of Development -- 8. International Cooperation and Communication in National Development -- PART III: CASE STUDIES OF COMMUNICATION AND CHANGE: INDIA, COMMUNIST CHINA, AND THE PHILIPPINES -- 9. Communication, Innovation, and Planned Change in India -- 10. L. R. Nair: Private Press in National Development—The Indian Example -- 11. A Note on Communication and Development in India -- 12. Campaigns, Communications, and Development in Communist China -- 13. Strategy of Change in the People's Republic of China—The Rural Health Center -- 14. A Note on Communication and Development in Communist China -- 15. The Role and Communication Task of the Change Agent—Experiences of the Peace Corps Volunteers in the Philippines -- 16. Strategy of Change in the Barrio—A Case of Rural Waste Disposal -- 17. A Note on Change in the Philippine Barrio -- PART IV: CONCLUSION -- 18. Communication and the Prospects of Innovative Development -- Notes -- References -- Index |
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Frontmatter -- FOREWORD -- EDITORS' PREFACE -- CONTENTS -- TABLES -- PART I: INTRODUCTION -- 1. The Most Fundamental Technological Change -- 2. Communication and Change -- PART II: SOME PROBLEMS OF COMMUNICATION AND CHANGE -- 3. Communication, Institution Building, and the Reach of Authority -- 4. How Mass Media Systems Grow -- 5. The Strategy of Selective Growth and the Role of Communications -- 6. A Note on Communication in Economic Development -- 7. Toward a Non-Western Model of Development -- 8. International Cooperation and Communication in National Development -- PART III: CASE STUDIES OF COMMUNICATION AND CHANGE: INDIA, COMMUNIST CHINA, AND THE PHILIPPINES -- 9. Communication, Innovation, and Planned Change in India -- 10. L. R. Nair: Private Press in National Development—The Indian Example -- 11. A Note on Communication and Development in India -- 12. Campaigns, Communications, and Development in Communist China -- 13. Strategy of Change in the People's Republic of China—The Rural Health Center -- 14. A Note on Communication and Development in Communist China -- 15. The Role and Communication Task of the Change Agent—Experiences of the Peace Corps Volunteers in the Philippines -- 16. Strategy of Change in the Barrio—A Case of Rural Waste Disposal -- 17. A Note on Change in the Philippine Barrio -- PART IV: CONCLUSION -- 18. Communication and the Prospects of Innovative Development -- Notes -- References -- Index |
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