Globalization of Media By VU

Globalization of Media By VU. Some scientific estimates state that human beings in their present form have lived together for about the past 200,000 years. However, records of history i.e. in symbolic scripts such as hieroglyphics, symbols, figures, inscriptions on tablets, writings on papyrus, text on paper, when taken together begin to cover only the past 5000 to 6000 years. We have no documented records for about 97% of human history! Different forms of social and political organisation have evolved in the 6000 years for which records are available. These organisational forms begin at the most basic level with tribes and clans, with small-scale principalities, with large-scale monarchies, with communities clustering together to become regional entities or alliances, and then, more recently, emerging on a major scale as distinct peoples, countries and nations. The phenomenon of colonialism at different times in history and particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries also had a decisive influence on shaping these new identities. In the 20th and 21st centuries, the form and structure in which the peoples of the world have organised themselves and the basis on which they relate to each other, is the form and structure of the “nationstate”.

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