CAN:s bibliotek

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*020  $a0-7425-0060-8$x0-7425-0060-8
*24510$aMedia, sex, violence and drugs in the global village.
*260  $aLanham, [Md. :$bRowman & Littlefield,$ccop. 2001$y2001
*300  $a293 s.
*520  $aThe paradox of media effects. Social implications of media globalization. A global perspective on internet sexual content: nations' values as predictors of internet web sex pages. North America's cult of sex and violence. Drugs in television, movies, and music videos. The mass media and the health of adolescents in the United States. Covering his not-so-private parts: the multinational and multicultural struggle to regulate the broadcasts of Shock-Jock Howard Stern. Cultural bane or sociological boon? Impact of satellite television on urban youth in India. Pornography, perceptions of sex, and sexual callousness: a cross-cultural comparison. A lethal combination: sex and violence in the world of Korean television. Women, media, and violence in the new South Africa: disciplining the mind (the body is irrelevant). Media, violence, drugs, and sex in Turkey. Media, sex, violence, and drugs: Egypt's experience. Sex, violence, and terrorism in Hollywood's international political imagery. Between globalization and localization: television, tradition, and modernity. (From the table of contents)
*650 4$aMass media
*650 4$aSex
*650 4$aViolence
*650 4$aNarcotics
*650 4$aUnited States
*650 4$aIndia
*650 4$aKorea
*650 4$aSouth Africa
*650 4$aEgypt
*650 4$aTurkey
*650 4$aTelevision
*653  $aFilm
*653  $aVideo
*653  $aMassmedia
*653  $aTelevision
*653  $aSex
*653  $aVåld
*653  $aUSA
*653  $aIndien
*653  $aKorea
*653  $aSydafrika
*653  $aEgypten
*653  $aTurkiet
*7001 $aKamalipour, Yahya R.$eed.
*7001 $aRampal, Kuldip R.$eed.
*852  $h15a9
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