Media Development, Human Rights, and U.S. Global Power, 1958-1969 (媒體發展，人權，和美國的國際權力，1958-1969)

Social Sciences

1. State 100%
2. English Language 85%
3. Human Rights 85%
4. Policy 55%
5. Economic and Social Development 48%
6. Information Transfer 42%
7. Technology 42%
8. Flow 42%
9. Information 42%
10. Development Aid 34%
11. Vehicles 34%
12. Decolonization 34%
13. Civil and Political Rights 31%
14. Historiography 31%
15. Language Instruction 25%
16. Languages 25%
17. Emergence 21%
18. History 21%
19. Age 21%
20. Satellite Broadcasting 21%
21. Free Flow of Information 21%
22. Diplomacy 21%
23. New Media 21%
24. USSR 21%
25. Censorship 21%
26. Landscape 21%
27. Actors 21%
28. Germany 21%
29. Understanding 21%
30. TV 21%
31. Political Economics 21%
32. Markets 21%
33. Customs and Traditions 21%
34. Amendment 21%
35. Overseas 21%
36. Politics 21%
37. Human Development 21%
38. Research Worker 12%
39. Influence 12%
40. Work 12%
41. Elite 12%
42. Drawing 12%
43. Educational Organization 12%
44. Interest 12%
45. Communication 12%
46. Competition 12%
47. Interference 10%
48. Scholarships 10%
49. Surveys 10%
50. Press 10%
51. Seventeenth Century 10%
52. Attempt 10%
53. Campaign 10%
54. Tuition Fee 10%