Coker, WincharlesOpoku, Mensah Eric2023-11-182023-11-182014-04Coker, Wincharles, and Eric Opoku Mensah. "Global media and the end of the nation-state: myth or reality?" African Nebula, no. 7, June 2014, pp. 101 +. Gale Academic OneFile, link.gale.com/apps/doclA467048562/AONE?u=googlescholar&sid=bookmarkAONE& Xid=e65fb927.Accessed 17 Nov. 2023.https://nobleworld.biz/africannebulaJaboutafricannebula.htmIhttps://repository.gij.edu.gh/handle/123456789/606Research ArticleDebates about the influence of international media moguls on feeble African nation-states in particular often focus on whether the end of state sovereignty is a hyperbolic myth or a literal truth. This paper argues that, far from being an either/or question, contemplations of the phenomenon can be effectively enhanced if we adopt a middle-ground. Such a posture requires that we examine the dialectic between so-called global media and the nation-state within the orbit of critical theories such as Marxist political economy, in understanding their implications for sub-Saharan African states.enGlobal Media, Marxism, Nation-State, Political Economy, SovereigntyArticle