Atelier n° 4 : Les Communications des Multinationales anglophones, internes et externes
(Co-Directeurs : Benrabah, Cellier, et Schiller)

• Article 1 : Herbert I. Schiller, "DOMINATING THE ELECTRONIC ERA"
• Article 2 : G. Richard Wagoner Jr., "GENERAL MOTORS' ANNUAL STOCK HOLDERS MEETING"
• Article 3 : "General Motors Corporation's 1998 Philantropic Report"
• Artilce 4 : "Not Marc Rich enough", Nation
• Artilce 5 : The Ronald Reagan International Trade Center "Forum Overview", May 15 – 17, 2000
• Article 6 : "The World to Come", Thomas Engibous; President and CEO of Texas Instruments
• Article 7 : "The World to Come", William Cohen, United States Secretary of Defense
• Article 8 : "Seattle: A Collision Between Two Worlds", Pierre Pettigrew, Canadian Minister for International Trade
• Article 9 : Bernard Vincent, "FROM DEAD LATIN TO DEAD ENGLISH"
• Article 10 : Edward Wong, "The E-Mail Read 'Round the World: Executive's Cautionary Tale"
• Article 11 :  Thunderbolt Thinking Technique: "BRAIN FLOSSING"
• Article 12 : Diana Jean Schemo, "Use of English as Global Tongue Is Booming, and So Is Concern in U.S."
• Article 13 : Suzanne Daley, "In Europe, Many Try to Protect Local Languages"
• Article 14 : Reed Abelson, "Job-Linked Web Venting Turns Ugly: Internet Message Boards"
• Article 15 : Peter Marcuse, "The Language of Globalization"
• Article 16 : Edward S. Herman, "The Global Erosion of the Public Sphere"

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