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Glocalization and identity politics reflections on globalization theories from the Taiwanese experience

Leticia Nien‐hsuan Fang Associate Professor of the Institute of Telecommunications, The National Chung‐Cheng University, Taiwan
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Se‐wen Sun Associate Professor of the Institute of Telecommunications, The National Chung‐Cheng University, Taiwan
Pages 79-98 | Published online: 18 May 2009

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WON YONG JANG & BUM SOO CHON. (2003) Reflections on the effects of globalisation on local tradition. The Journal of International Communication 9:1, pages 81-97.
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Chun Chou Liu, Wan-Wen Day, Se-Wen Sun & Georgette Wang. (2006) User Behavior and the “Globalness” of Internet: From a Taiwan Users' Perspective. Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 7:2, pages 0-0.
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