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Another Radio is Possible: Community Radio, Media Reform and Social Change in Thailand

Patricia W. Elliott

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An exploration of the political and cultural impact of community radio in Thailand, and of the global implications of challenges to the prevailing model of state-controlled broadcast frequency monopolies.

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An exploration of the political and cultural impact of community radio in Thailand, and of the global implications of challenges to the prevailing model of state-controlled broadcast frequency monopolies.

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An exploration of the political and cultural impact of community radio in Thailand, and of the global implications of challenges to the prevailing model of state-controlled broadcast frequency monopolies.

Key concepts: Community radio, Political science, Radio frequency, Telecommunications, Computer science, Public relations

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