This subject examines the increasing internationalisation of communication and cultural networks, with particular reference to national and (sub)cultural identities and media/communication industries. It explores the historical development of debates about social development, cultural imperialism and globalisation, and using case studies from Australia and elsewhere, examines contemporary debates about the impact of electronic media on popular culture and heritage in constructing mainstream and minority identities.

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