The document discusses the evolution of world systems from pre-1945 to post-1945. It describes how prior to 1945, the world system was dominated by states and nationalism. After 1945, the rise of globalization and increased economic interdependence led to the emergence of a new world system defined by core industrialized countries, and other peripheral countries that primarily provided raw materials and labor. The document also examines theories around the shift to a new global knowledge economy driven by factors like new media technologies, the free flow of information, and the decline of barriers like distance.

1. Sistem Dunia (WORLD SYSTEM) Sebelum 1945 Setelah 1945

2. THE RISE OF STATE SYSTEM "a system is defined as a unit with a single division of labor and multiple cultural systems." Immanuel Wallerstein, World-systems analysis: an introduction, Duke University Press, 2004

3. THE RISE OF STATE SYSTEM? The media, and indeed the social scientists, constantly tell us that two things dominate the world we have been living in since the last decades of the twentieth century: globalization and terorrism. Immanuel Wallerstein, World-systems analysis: an introduction, Duke University Press, 2004

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5. SOCIAL ANALYSIS Core Countries HIGHER SKILLS CAPITAL-INTENSIVE PRODUCTION Other Countries LOW SKILLS LABOUR-INTENSIVE PRODUCTION RAW MATERIALS Immanuel Wallerstein, World-systems analysis: an introduction, Duke University Press, 2004 DEVELOPED vs. DEVELOPING? DEVELOPED vs UNDER-DEVELOPED? WESTERN vs. POOR ?

6. A New World System Will Emerge William Butler Yeats: "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold.” Immanuel Wallerstein http://www.worldandi.com/subscribers/feature_detail.asp?num=28338

7. ? Media Convergence

8. Capitalism is a system based on competition between free producers using free labor with free commodities, 'free' meaning its available for sale and purchase on a market.

9. FREE MARKET?

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12. CON VER GEN CE CONVERGENCE

13. Defining Knowledge Capitalism by Peter Murphy The absence of physical proximity of its organizational units and members defined the network organization... Michael A. Peters,Simon Marginson,Peter Murphy, Creativity and the global knowledge economy, Peter Lang, 2009

14. One office to another office (network organization) GREAT DISTANCE TIME LAGGARD Today, with the help of media & telco NO DISTANCE NO LAGS

15. NEW MEDIA SYSTEM

16. Understand the media system YOU SHALL UNDERSTAND THE WORLD

17. FREE, FREEMIUM, PAY HYBRID COMPETITIVE PROXIMITY STILL MATTERS NO TIME LAGS

18. NEXT WEEK: THE IDEA BEHIND MEDIA COMPETITION

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