Media and culture in Singapore : a theory of controlled commodification

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgments = ⅶ
• 1. MEDIA, CULTURE, AND PERIPHERAL CAPITALISM = 1
• Contradiction in Peripheral Singapore = 1
• Media-Government Analyses = 5
• Media and Culture in Contemporary Society = 8
• Media-Culture Analyses = 9
• Galtung's Theory of Imperialism = 13
• Conclusion : A New Theory Needed = 14
• 2. THE THEORY OF CONTROLLED COMMODIFICATION (I) = 17
• Rise of the Post-Colonial State and the PAP = 19
• Post-Colonial State : Parliamentary Democracy = 30
• PAP'S Export-Oriented Development = 31
• PAP State : Managerial State for Capital = 35
• State Control for Ideological Hegemony = 37
• 3. THE THEORY OF CONTROLLED COMMODIFICATION (IL) = 41
• Advertising in Singapore = 45
• Specificity of "Controlled Commodification" = 50
• Political Economy and Cultural Studies = 52
• 4. CONTROLLED COMMODIFICATION AND THE ELECTRONIC MEDIA = 55
• From RTS to SBC to TCS-STV12-RCS = 57
• Expansion of Broadcast Channels = 61
• Broadcast Programs and Content = 62
• Mode of Broadcast Presentation = 67
• "Competition," Audience Commodity, and State Control = 73
• Controlled Commodification and Imports = 75
• Conclusion = 77
• 5. CONTROLLED COMMODIFICATION AND THE PRINT MEDIA = 79
• PhaseⅠ : Commercial, "Competitive" Press = 80
• PhaseⅡ : "Public" Corporation Press = 86
• PhaseⅢ : Monopoly Press = 91
• PAP State and Western Media Industries = 96
• Conclusion = 101
• 6. POLITICO-CULTURAL CONSTITUTION OF CONTROLLED COMMODIFICATION = 103
• Cultural "Subsumption" = 104
• Controlling Contradictions of Commodification = 108
• Politico-Cultural Implications = 117
• Conclusion = 124
• 7. MEDIATED CULTURE, PERIPHERAL CAPITALISM, AND CONTROLLED COMMODIFICATION = 127
• Media Consumption as Cultural Practice = 128
• Applicability of Controlled Commodification = 134
• Conclusion = 137
• Bibliography = 139
• Author Index = 149
• Subject Index = 153