Globalization and the US Press
Kushaliyeva Tamiris, 209 group
What is globalization, anyways? "Globalization is a condition defined by mutually assured dependence."
(Thomas P.M. Barnett, former professor at the U.S. Naval War College, March 2004)
How does this manifest itself on a daily basis? "In an age of globalization, we need to recognize that others' problems are our problems too — and that we do not have all the answers."
(Clyde Prestowitz, president of the Economic Strategy Institute, June 2003)
Does globalization result in the loss of U.S. jobs via outsourcing? "Although the impact of globalization on American jobs has been over-hyped in the past, its impact in the future will be hard to exaggerate."
(Stephen S. Cohen, professor of economics at University of California, Berkeley, February 2005)
What should be done about it? "Displacement that results from globalization can cause serious pain — but protecting lower-skill jobs is not the answer. Nor is putting a hold on new trade agreements."
(Carla Hills, former U.S. Trade Representative, July 2000)
(Thomas P.M. Barnett, former professor at the U.S. Naval War College, March 2004)
How does this manifest itself on a daily basis? "In an age of globalization, we need to recognize that others' problems are our problems too — and that we do not have all the answers."
(Clyde Prestowitz, president of the Economic Strategy Institute, June 2003)
Does globalization result in the loss of U.S. jobs via outsourcing? "Although the impact of globalization on American jobs has been over-hyped in the past, its impact in the future will be hard to exaggerate."
(Stephen S. Cohen, professor of economics at University of California, Berkeley, February 2005)
What should be done about it? "Displacement that results from globalization can cause serious pain — but protecting lower-skill jobs is not the answer. Nor is putting a hold on new trade agreements."
(Carla Hills, former U.S. Trade Representative, July 2000)
The tasks of journalism in the period of globalization:
1) Coverage of the main global processes from a scientific point of view.
2) Weighed thinking about global processes.
3) Organization of discussions and discussion of global problems.
4) Development of public opinion.
In the context of globalization, the role of the media is growing. From their position, and first of all, impartiality, truthfulness of coverage of the processes taking place, very much depends.
1) Coverage of the main global processes from a scientific point of view.
2) Weighed thinking about global processes.
3) Organization of discussions and discussion of global problems.
4) Development of public opinion.
In the context of globalization, the role of the media is growing. From their position, and first of all, impartiality, truthfulness of coverage of the processes taking place, very much depends.
The tasks of journalism in the context of globalization:
The most important task of the media is to obtain and disseminate objective information. Freedom of the media is one of the international principles of the democratization of society. Without objective coverage of the globalization processes by the world mass media, it will be difficult for mankind to understand what is happening on the planet. And here the focus is on the need for legal regulation of the scope of the media, both internationally and nationally.
The role of the media in countering the challenges, threats and risks of mankind in the context of globalization is enormous.
The most important task of the media is to obtain and disseminate objective information. Freedom of the media is one of the international principles of the democratization of society. Without objective coverage of the globalization processes by the world mass media, it will be difficult for mankind to understand what is happening on the planet. And here the focus is on the need for legal regulation of the scope of the media, both internationally and nationally.
The role of the media in countering the challenges, threats and risks of mankind in the context of globalization is enormous.
Globalization has made it possible to access information that is in conflict with the cultural and traditional features of certain states, including in the post-Soviet space, especially those committed to Eastern culture and professing Islam.
The elaboration of a coordinated policy of the state and media representatives to prevent terrorists from accessing information channels that cover their actions remains a difficult and practically impossible task. Terrorists, as a rule, set themselves the goal of getting media coverage of their actions. Therefore, it is difficult and practically impossible to work out a coordinated policy of the state and representatives of the media to prevent terrorists from accessing information channels that cover their actions. Many countries have been trying to solve this problem for a long time and not always successfully. Even within the framework of the UN, attempts were made to invite states to consider the issue of developing guidelines for the media "in order to prevent the creation of sensations and the justification of terrorist violence ..."
The elaboration of a coordinated policy of the state and media representatives to prevent terrorists from accessing information channels that cover their actions remains a difficult and practically impossible task. Terrorists, as a rule, set themselves the goal of getting media coverage of their actions. Therefore, it is difficult and practically impossible to work out a coordinated policy of the state and representatives of the media to prevent terrorists from accessing information channels that cover their actions. Many countries have been trying to solve this problem for a long time and not always successfully. Even within the framework of the UN, attempts were made to invite states to consider the issue of developing guidelines for the media "in order to prevent the creation of sensations and the justification of terrorist violence ..."
A very characteristic problem for the media is the competence of journalists who, at first sight, write obvious things about the problems that everyone understands, but in fact these topics prove to be very complicated and ambiguous.
The media should become the spokesmen of the vital aspirations of society, and not the domestic political and foreign policy tool of power elites and oligarchic circles.
The media should become the spokesmen of the vital aspirations of society, and not the domestic political and foreign policy tool of power elites and oligarchic circles.
