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*The cultural invasion mediated by globalisation and its bearers in the area of information has resulted in growing cultural antagonisms. Media and information technologies have been creating a replacement technological environment within societies. Due to the synergetic effect of the globalising processes, rapid social change has taken place and national and cultural communities are subjected to globalisation culture and social shocks. | *The cultural invasion mediated by globalisation and its bearers in the area of information has resulted in growing cultural antagonisms. Media and information technologies have been creating a replacement technological environment within societies. Due to the synergetic effect of the globalising processes, rapid social change has taken place and national and cultural communities are subjected to globalisation culture and social shocks. | ||
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