Film og globalisering

Film og globalisering Globalisering vedrører både økonomi, politik, kommunikation og kultur (globalisering). Som Held m.fl. skriver i Global Transformations (1999), er den mest basale definition af globalisering, at det handler om at flytte objekter, tegn og mennesker på tværs af regioner og internationalt rum. Samfund, kultur og kommunikation er altid knyttet til lokale, nationale, regionale […]

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Forfatter Ib Bondebjerg
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Bondebjerg 2015, Hjort 2005

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