Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 1950

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 2000

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 1937-1938

as political repression

Recognition of actions of the state authorities of the USSR in 1910

The internet

disconnects local issues from global attention.

The internet limits

non-elites' participation in civil society.

The internet empowers non-elites for global activism

and democratic engagement.

The internet only

benefits traditional political systems.

The internet

discourages women from participating in political conversations.

Group agreement

Economic competition

Social power and consent

Physical conflict

A

river

The

moon

The

wind

 The sun

   Only the relationship between programs and viewers 

All of the above

   Only the economic and industry aspects

Only the programs we watch 

They support the dominant class.

They are irrelevant.

They are counter-hegemonic forces.

They focus solely on economic functions.

User experience.

Transparency.

Social responsibility.

Money-making activities.

Individual choices.

  Predictable structures and regularities.

  Emotional experiences.

Random occurrences.

By limiting cultural phenomena to local markets

By reinforcing strictly bounded cultural identities

By blurring cultural boundaries and promoting hybridity

By emphasizing fixed locations and roots

Economic determinism

Capitalist principles

Human agency

Cultural industries